Now I come to a question that I cannot find an answer to online: How can
I tell if this ZTE N817 phone is locked? I have access to everything, and I
have installed a number of apps as well as modify a few settings. If I try to
make a phone call, I get a dial tone, ringing, and then a message saying that
the account cannot be verified. Sounds a lot like it's not locked and all I
need to do is a SIM transplant. Then I can call this a Frankenphone.
>
> I just finished an online chat with TracFone. My LG420 is a 2G
>device, and that may very well be the problem as nobody supports that
>format and there is no AT&T SIM available. TracFone still supports 3G,
>and if that "donated" ZTE817 is or can be unlocked than I can get a SIM
>card from TracFone and use it. That will keep me out of trouble for the
>rest of the day. Maybe. It's a nice phone provided I turn off the wifi
>when cycling around or I get Cox advertising every time I get near one
>of their wifi hubs.
>
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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