[m3ach]

I try with different gmail but doen’t work

....and never will.

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[Thalakar]

Why would someone do that unless the unit was originally stolen or "found"?

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[Cristesi]

I contacted paypal for the repayment back

[m3ach]

I contacted paypal for the repayment back

A wise move as without the BBID it will be no good to anyone unfortunately.

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[Cristesi]

A wise move as without the BBID it will be no good to anyone unfortunately.

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I have my bbid

[m3ach]

I have my bbid

You need the one that is connected to the phone currently and the password for that ID to turn off BlackBerry Protect before you can attach your ID to the phone.

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[Cristesi]

You need the one that is connected to the phone currently and the password for that ID to turn off BlackBerry Protect before you can attach your ID to the phone.

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I bought this phone second hand... if i had the bbid the last owner i didn’t write this post simply

[m3ach]

I bought this phone second hand... if i had the bbid the last owner i didn’t write this post simply

What the former owner should have done is turned off BB Protect, removed the phone from their profile online and security wiped the phone before they sold it.

One reason this may not have been done is if the phone was stolen and of course the seller won't have the ID password.

This is the very reason for BlackBerry Protect, so if someone steals your device it is no good to anyone else and should stop the trade in stolen phones, which unfortunately it doesn't always do.

There may of course be a valid reason why the seller hasn't answered your requests, it is possible they deleted their ID and it then becomes very difficult to unlock the phone from an ID that no longer exists.

Hope you at least get your money back.

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[Cristesi]

What the former owner should have done is turned off BB Protect, removed the phone from their profile online and security wiped the phone before they sold it.

One reason this may not have been done is if the phone was stolen and of course the seller won't have the ID password.

This is the very reason for BlackBerry Protect, so if someone steals your device it is no good to anyone else and should stop the trade in stolen phones, which unfortunately it doesn't always do.

There may of course be a valid reason why the seller hasn't answered your requests, it is possible they deleted their ID and it then becomes very difficult to unlock the phone from an ID that no longer exists.

Hope you at least get your money back.

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I tryed many times to contact the seller but didn’t never answer... fortunately paypal comes back to me my money... i think i wiil ship the phone to the seller so you will use for paperweight

[m3ach]

I tryed many times to contact the seller but didn’t never answer... fortunately paypal comes back to me my money... i think i wiil ship the phone to the seller so you will use for paperweight

It'll cost you to return it, keep it as a nice paperweight yourself lol.

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[Cristesi]

It'll cost you to return it, keep it as a nice paperweight yourself lol.

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I have just another black passport i will take the white for replacenent parts

[CRIISPP]

It depends. If the phone has been reported stolen and it goes into boot loop there is no was around it. If it's stuck at start up requiring blackberry sign in. You can use a dev autoloader to bypass the login and factory reset it with your own blackberry id. Worked on a blackberry leap I bought used off kijiji but the owner forgot her password and could not remove her blackberry I'd. Also worked for a blackberry classic that was stuck at login screen at boot up. I will check my laptop too see if I still have the file.

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[Cristesi]

It depends. If the phone has been reported stolen and it goes into boot loop there is no was around it. If it's stuck at start up requiring blackberry sign in. You can use a dev autoloader to bypass the login and factory reset it with your own blackberry id. Worked on a blackberry leap I bought used off kijiji but the owner forgot her password and could not remove her blackberry I'd. Also worked for a blackberry classic that was stuck at login screen at boot up. I will check my laptop too see if I still have the file.

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Mant thanks i want to prove the tutorial in this post with sw 10.3.3.2049.... i will try

[tegar ramadhanu kariadinata]

In my country, it possible to remove bbid, with dogle. Pay it about 55dollars to buy usbdogle to remove bbid via PC.

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[Cristesi]

End of the story: the lock phone come back to the old owner and paypal come back to me my money now i want find a red passport

[m3ach]

End of the story: the lock phone come back to the old owner and paypal come back to me my money now i want find a red passport

Glad to hear you got your money back.

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[Cristesi]

Thanks to all for support

[KrzysztofMTB]

it's an antitheft security. get your money back from the seller.

[m3ach]

it's an antitheft security. get your money back from the seller.

I think they did.

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