How To Unlock RIM Blackberry 9000 Bold *UPDATED*

RIM Blackberry 9000 Bold

Here are the instructions to unlock the RIM Blackberry 9000 (Bold):

RIM Blackberry Bold Unlock Step 1
Step 1
Scroll to and select the Options icon.
RIM Blackberry Unlock Step 2
Step 2
Scroll to and select Advanced Options
RIM Blackberry Unlock Step 3
Step 3
Scroll to and select SIM Card
RIM Blackberry Unlock Step 4
Step 4
Enter MEPD (Hold down the CAP key for each letter)
Note: When Typing in MEPD the letters will not appear on the screen. This step opens up the personalization on the device.
RIM Blackberry Unlock Step 5
Step 5
Notice that the Network setting is Active. This means the Subsidy Unlock is Active.
Enter MEP2 (Hold down the CAP key for each letter. For “2″, press the ALT key then 2)
Note: When Typing in MEP2 the letters will not appear on the screen. This step opens up the Enter Network MEP code box.
RIM Blackberry Unlock Step 6
Step 6
Enter the Unlock code (This is a 16 digit code)
You have 10 attempts to enter the code. It will permanently be locked after 10 unsuccessful attempts.
Press the Trackball or Enter key (once one of these keys is pressed the device should display “Code Accepted”)
RIM Blackberry Unlock Step 7
Step 7
Notice that the Network setting is Disabled. This means you have successfully applied the Subsidy Unlock code. You can now use this device on an GSM network.

*The 16 digit code can be obtained by calling AT&T Technical Support and give the representative the IMEI number. In exchange they will give you the Subsidy Unlock Code.

To obtain the IMEI number press *#06# on your mobile device.

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View Comments to “How To Unlock RIM Blackberry 9000 Bold *UPDATED*”

  1. Hi,

    If I purchased this phone (cash) and wanted to use it in South Africa once back there, would the customer care consultant simply give me this subsidy unlock code without a problem?

    Thanks in advance

  2. Craig: For your situation, if might best if you use an online subsidy unlock service. If you purchase the device directly from a mobile operator store, you should ask contact that mobile operator to obtain the subsidy unlock code, before heading back to South Africa.

  3. HOW CAN I CHANGE THE IMEI ON THE BLACKBERRY 9000

  4. mobileslate July 7, 2009

    JACK: You cannot change the IMEI of a phone, that is the “serial number” for the device.

  5. capitalone October 26, 2009

    My BBerry 9000 only has a 15 digit MEP code, will this still work?

  6. mobileslate November 15, 2009

    capitalone: It should be 16 digits. Check with who provided you with the MEP code.

  7. mobileslate November 15, 2009

    Name: Sorry, I don't have much experience with online Subsidy Unlock Code services.

  8. mobileslate November 15, 2009

    capitalone: It should be 16 digits. Check with who provided you with the MEP code.

  9. mobileslate November 15, 2009

    Name: Sorry, I don't have much experience with online Subsidy Unlock Code services.

  10. Wildil July 15, 2010

    Hi. I want to buy an unlocked BB Bold 9000. I'm currently using a BB Tour 9630 on Sprint. What would it take to make the unlocked 9000 work for Sprint? Thanks in advance.

  11. mobileslate August 2, 2010

    Wildil: An unlocked BB 9000 from AT&T or T-Mobile will not be compatible with the BB Tour from Sprint as the two networks use different radio technology.

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