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rd11

Has anyone any ideas.
I've upgraded and have a spare phone
So I'm giving it to someone who is on Vodafone network.
Eir told me to go online to get an unlock code comes in 14days
However I got mine today.
I have managed to now block the phone its now asking for the sim network puk.
But the Vodafone puk is not blocked as I have put this back in the oringal Vodafone phone and it works fine
When I put in the new phone which I have gifted its saying its needs the network sim Puk
Eir said to contact Vodafone
Vodafone said its eir
Anyone experience this

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rd11 wrote: »

Has anyone any ideas.
I've upgraded and have a spare phone
So I'm giving it to someone who is on Vodafone network.
Eir told me to go online to get an unlock code comes in 14days
However I got mine today.
I have managed to now block the phone its now asking for the sim network puk.
But the Vodafone puk is not blocked as I have put this back in the oringal Vodafone phone and it works fine
When I put in the new phone which I have gifted its saying its needs the network sim Puk
Eir said to contact Vodafone
Vodafone said its eir
Anyone experience this

You’re correct. It’s not the SIM PUK. Eir either gave you the wrong unlock code or the codes was entered wrong a few times. Had this happen last week. By the sounds of it it’s a Samsung handset. Is that correct no ? If so you have to go back to Eir and say the code didn’t work and you need them to check the code and that you now need the Unfreeze/Defreeze code as well as the unlock code. Vodafone cannot help you on this. It’s the network who locked the handset so in this case Eir.

Ten Pin

A SIM PUK is for resetting a SIM PIN. This wouldn't be requested without prior requests (usually 3 requests) for a SIM PIN.

A network locked phone requires what's called a "Network Unlock Code" (NUC) to use another network's SIM.

If it's asking for NUC then it's Eir that need to resolve it. If they already provided the NUC and it didn't unlock the phone then it's also Eir you need to contact.