Unlock code for t-mobile samsung behold?

You need to call T-Mobile customer support and provide them with your IMEI code You can get your IMEI code by typing *#06# in your keypad I would write it down before calling.

This phone tutorial will show you how to unlock a Samsung Behold T919 completely free. That’s right.. free! Many websites will have you go buy a Samsung unlock code from one of their affiliates.

However this is totally unnecessary because T-Mobile will provide an unlock code for your Samsung Behold T919 for free. All you need to do is call T-Mobile support and ask for an unlock code. However, getting the IMEI number off your Samsung Behold T919 is very easy.

Just type in *#06# on your keypad. Then, the first 15 digits of output will be your IMEI number. If you are having trouble, then my previous phone tutorial on How To Get T-Mobile Unlock Codes may help.

Boot up your Samsung Behold without the SIM card. The phone should then say “Network Lock Deactivated” and will reboot automatically. Enjoy your unlocked Samsung Behold!

If these steps do not work the first time or you enter your unlock code incorrectly, do not attempt a second time! This could possibly damage your phone or permanently lock it. Furthermore, if you are actually looking for Samsung’s newer Behold 2 T939, then read this phone unlock guide.

Additionally, this video shows all of the above steps on unlocking your Samsung Behold. If all else fails, you could try the steps I posted in my How To Unlock A Samsung Mobile Phone tutorial that works for a majority of Samsung models.

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