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Hi
I got a used Nokia 301 single simcard phone. The phone ask "Enter access control code" when i turn on.
Without simcard phone works. With this code *#0010# i see this:
Content: Telenor Hungary
v2
V 02.51
07-06-13
RM-840
(c) Nokia
I asked Telenor online support what is this code but they did not answered to me :(
I tried pin code, nokia security code (12345), IMEI number, produsct code but does not work. Hard reset works but does not help.
So, phone network is Telenor Hungary, my simcard is belong to Telenor Hungary too. What is wrong? What is this "access control code"? Where can i find it? How can i get it?
Thanks for any help!
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Hello,
My sympathy goes to you. I wanted to change from Vodaphone to another supplier offering a much better rate. After trying for some weeks I gave up, no one wanted to help. I escaped further stress by buying a new phone. It is totally shocking that huge companies are allowed to get away with this behaviour, though I have heard it will be made illegal
Regards MC
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