>> How to Unlock BlackBerry Torch 9850 9860 Unlock Code entry instructions <<

[BlackberryCodeSource]

The ALL NEW TORCH 9850 / 9860 is finally here!

We just unlocked a bunch of Rogers 9850's today and man is it a nice phone!

Since the 9850 / 9860 torch is a new model, a lot of people may want to know how to unlock it, so we've shared the BlackBerry Torch 9850 / 9860's Unlocking Instructions below!



First you will need your BlackBerry Torch 9850 / 9860's Unlock Code (MEP code)

You can get your unlock code a number of ways



1) Call your carrier and request an unlock code, (tell them you're going overseas for a better chance of getting it)

2) You can INSTANTLY get your Unlock Code from us at BlackberryCodeSource.com or from any of the other unlockers on crackberry

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Once you have your TORCH 9850 / 9860's unlock code, you just need to enter it following these simple steps.



1) Insert an unaccepted SIM card – one that's not from the network your phone is locked to.


2) Select yes when prompted if you want to enter an unlock code

3) Enter your TORCH 9850/9860's unlock code.


You will not receive a “Code Accepted” messages or anything of the like,
but your phone will stand at the homescreen. *


Wait a few seconds and it should connect to the network carrier that the inserted SIM card is from. *



That's it! Easy as 1 - 2 - 3!






or you can enter your unlock code like this



1) Go to Options -> Device -> Advanced System Settings -> Sim Card

2) Press and Hold the ALT key and type the letters "mepe" (without the quotes, you will not see anything on the screen when typing)

(If the ALT key is not showing on your keyboard hold down the 123 key it will switch to the numeric keyboard with the ALT locked down)


3) Once you see the Personalization Screen type "mep [alt] 2" (without the quotes, you will not see anything on the screen when typing).

You should be prompted for the code. If you're not prompted for the code, Press and Hold the ALT key and type MEP2

4) Enter the provided unlock code


it's recommend to do a Battery pull after unlocking your Blackberry




Now you're free to use your BlackBerry TORCH 9850 / 9860 with any GSM network worldwide!







If you have any Blackberry related questions whatsoever send us an email, we're happy to help!


Cheers!

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Thanks,

Always happy to help out!

[freethisberrydotcom]

On OS7 you need to hold down alt first and then type mepe to get the unlock window.

[josh42]

good job done ..... BlackberryCodeSource
very welldone.....

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Thanks Josh,

We're always glad to be of help unlocking Blackberrys


Best Regards,


BlackberryCodeSource.com

Originally Posted by josh42

good job done ..... BlackberryCodeSource
very welldone.....

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Just to update everyone the Verizon 9850 is and has been fully supported for unlocking since it released a few days ago.

We have unlocked many and can confirm that it is 100% unlockable.


When unlocked the Verizon 9850 will work with any GSM network worldwide.


If you want to unlock it or have any questions at all let us know,


Cheers!

James

[TangoXray]

but can't figure out where to type it in?

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Hi TangoXray,


It's really easy once you have your unlock code please use the following instructions:



1) Insert an unaccepted SIM card – one that's not from the network your phone is locked to.


2) Select yes when prompted if you want to enter an unlock code

3) Enter your TORCH 9850/9860's unlock code.


That's it! Easy as 1 - 2 - 3!




or you can enter your unlock code like this





1) Go to Options -> Device -> Advanced System Settings -> Sim Card

2) Press and Hold the ALT key and type the letters "mepe" (without the quotes, you will not see anything on the screen when typing)

3) Once you see the Personalization Screen type "mep [alt] 2" (without the quotes, you will not see anything on the screen when typing).

You should be prompted for the code. If you're not prompted for the code, Press and Hold the ALT key and type MEP2

4) Enter the provided unlock code


it's recommend to do a Battery pull after unlocking your Blackberry




Now you're free to use your BlackBerry TORCH 9850 / 9860 with any GSM network worldwide!





Let me know if you have any questions at all we are happy to help,



Cheers!


James

Originally Posted by TangoXray

but can't figure out where to type it in?

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Hi Everyone,

We need 1 video of you unlocking a 9850/9860 Torch

If anyone wants to make a video of unlocking your 9850/9860 torch we will do it for free
in exchange for a video.


email me at James @ BlackberryCodeSource.com if you are interested.

We only need 1 video for now, so let us know if you want to unlock it.


Cheers!

James

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Stop Spamming on here

Originally Posted by destroyersteak

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They also sell unlock codes for only $9.95. You get the code in under a minute or its free!

[Unlockingauthoritycom]

make your own videos it's always better that way

[BlackberryCodeSource]

Yes, but we also like to get videos of real customers unlocking phones sometimes

Cheers!

James

[blackberry-unlocking710]

Just turn it to number and after typing MEP, then type 2.

[BlackberryCodeSource]

I think that was already understood,

but thanks it may help someone

Originally Posted by blackberry-unlocking710

Just turn it to number and after typing MEP, then type 2.

[Jagreening]

I just won a 9860 through my work I do for Optus however I am a Telstra customer. I have a valid mep code to enter to unlock the phone as it appears to not be recognizing bandwidth 850 (that Telstra 3G uses here in Australia). I presume this means it is locked. It accepts the Telstra sim but doesn't pick 3G up so data is slow. I can't find a way to enter the mep code even following both options on this thread ie put sim in or go to options and eventually to sim etc... Can anybody help as I want to access 3G for the faster data ASAP obviously