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Sim card problem PLS HELP

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The standard is usually 0000, otherwise you changed it.

You can contact the service provider and they will likely ask for your PUK code.

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My phone was low on battery and i had the brilliant idea to power it off ... when i opened it again it asked for Sim code , but although all my attempts it wouldnt work which makes me question if i once changed the password or something... since i cant remember the code and the code is definetly not the one written on the paper what other choice do i have????

My phone now cannot be unlocked and i only get one attempt per hour, like jesus christ....!!!

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The standard is usually 0000, otherwise you changed it.

You can contact the service provider and they will likely ask for your PUK code.

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