How to Unlock Samsung Sync SGH-A707

June 10th, 2008 by Eric

Samsung Sync A707On the AT&T Network, to unlock the Samsung Sync A707:

  • Power on without SIM
  • Type in #7465625*638*Unlock code# (8 digit unlock code*)
  • Device should say: Network Lock Deactivated
  • Phone may automatically reboot

*The 8 digit code can be obtained by calling AT&T Technical Support and given the representative the IMEI number. In exchange they will give you the Subsidy Unlock Code.

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View Comments to “How to Unlock Samsung Sync SGH-A707”

  1. Roger Vanaken August 10, 2008

    I have entered this code and the unlock code I received from a phone unlocking companie, but there is still no reaction. This unlocking proces have cost me till now about 50 dollar and still no result. I think I will trow it out of the window.

  2. Eric August 14, 2008

    Roger: Unfortunately, I cannot endorse any online unlocking services as I have received spotty results. The best is to ask for the unlock code, directly from the mobile operator.

  3. DHPDX March 21, 2009

    I received two unlock codes from AT&T for my Samsung SGH-A707 after giving my IEMI number. Neither of them worked. My phone now says that it will only allow one more attempt at unlocking.

    So much for customer service. They told me they “could not guarantee that their unlock codes would work,” and told me I needed to contact Samsung directly…..

  4. Eric March 21, 2009

    DHPDX: You should get only one unlock code. Make sure you ask for the “Subsidy Unlock Code” and give them the IMEI number as well as the make and model number for the phone. The will reduce the confusion and potential error in matching the unique code to your phone. There is no universal Subsidy Unlock Code.

  5. bre! April 11, 2009

    whats the 8 digit unlock code?

  6. Eric April 13, 2009

    bre!: The 8 digit code is a unique number, specific to your phone — there is no universal code to unlock all devices. You will have to obtain the IMEI number of your phone and either use an online Subsidy Unlock Service or contact in this case AT&T.

  7. Tim May 6, 2009

    I just tried these instructions and they do work successfully. . I had to call AT&T and get the Subsidy unlock service code, and give them the IMEI code for the phone which you can get by typing in: *#06# when your phone is on.

    The AT&T service person also gave me another combination to try which did not work on my phone but may on some other similar models;

    #0111*(unlock code)#

    Hope this helps others -as this helped me. Thanks!

  8. Eric May 6, 2009

    Tim: Glad that the instructions worked.

  9. Joe K June 16, 2009

    Got one unlock code from ATT…it did not work. Called again, and the second number worked using the process listed.

  10. Eric June 16, 2009

    Joe K: Glad that it worked.

  11. Bones July 3, 2009

    This worked like a champ. Just call AT&T to get your code and follow the instructions. Thanks!

  12. jackyr October 21, 2009

    Thanks for the information guy i really appericiate you for this but i need code bcoz my mobile doesnt accept this one of my well wisher suggested me a site and i went through it and it contains codes at very low cost i would suggest this for guys whom the above quote doesn't apply…

  13. godefroy09 November 21, 2009

    Please, i want the unlock code of Samsung SGH-A707 with the IMEI number: 357447011022xxxxxx, thank you

  14. mobileslate December 4, 2009

    godefroy09: Sorry, I cannot provide you the Subsidy Unlock Code – there is no universal code that I can provide. Please go online and search for a website that can provide you with this.

  15. mobileslate December 5, 2009

    godefroy09: Sorry, I cannot provide you the Subsidy Unlock Code – there is no universal code that I can provide. Please go online and search for a website that can provide you with this.

  16. Brandon February 26, 2010

    WORKED PERFECT

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