Sony Erricson W850i Blocked or Fault? I dunno you tell me....

Hello there, First time on the forums and not know much about the topics with sony erricsons, more of a computer based person that with mobile phone. Anyway heres the deal, two things which I will ask seperately.

A family member of mine came around today with a Sony Erricson W850i, I beleive she found it, anyway, it is locked to vodaphone. I put a vodaphone chip in it, all works perfect, I can send and recieve text messages but I just can not make/recieve calls? Is this a fault with the phone is it blocked/barred in the UK? I dont know because I though when a phone was blocked it could not even connect to the network. But everything appears normal to the extent off viewing vodaphone reception(logo) and the bars to sending and recieve text messages, but when I ring the phone or try and ring on it, it attemps to then just gives me like a bleep and goes off. Could anyone enlighten me on what the problem is and how to go about getting around it if any instructions are not to be given.

The second thing I am to ask is that, I have an SPV M600 (more or less brand new), I have a wired gps unit with it, a wired gps receiver is plugged into the cradle which appears to be a telephone port and then you connect the cradle to the phone by bluetooth, so all in all acts as a bluetooth receiver. But the main problem is, is that I can not connect to the cradle because I do not know the password. I have tried all the usual suspects for bluetooth pairing 0000,1111,0011,1100 etc loads of combinations but still nothing. Is there anyway i can connect the two devices togethor to act as if theyre paired etc or basically crack the bluetooth code?

I thank you in advance for your responses and I stressfully await patiently.

Cheers Paul

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> A family member of mine came around today with a Sony Erricson W850i, I
> beleive she found it, anyway, it is locked to vodaphone. I put a
> vodaphone chip in it, all works perfect, I can send and recieve text
> messages but I just can not make/recieve calls? Is this a fault with the
> phone is it blocked/barred in the UK? I dont know because I though when
> a phone was blocked it could not even connect to the network. But
> everything appears normal to the extent off viewing vodaphone
> reception(logo) and the bars to sending and recieve text messages, but
> when I ring the phone or try and ring on it, it attemps to then just
> gives me like a bleep and goes off. Could anyone enlighten me on what
> the problem is and how to go about getting around it if any instructions
> are not to be given.

It most have properly been blocked by the original network. Best thing to do
it hand it in to your local police station.

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>>
>> A family member of mine came around today with a Sony Erricson W850i, I
>> beleive she found it, anyway, it is locked to vodaphone. I put a
>> vodaphone chip in it, all works perfect, I can send and recieve text
>> messages but I just can not make/recieve calls? Is this a fault with the
>> phone is it blocked/barred in the UK? I dont know because I though when
>> a phone was blocked it could not even connect to the network. But
>> everything appears normal to the extent off viewing vodaphone
>> reception(logo) and the bars to sending and recieve text messages, but
>> when I ring the phone or try and ring on it, it attemps to then just
>> gives me like a bleep and goes off. Could anyone enlighten me on what
>> the problem is and how to go about getting around it if any instructions
>> are not to be given.
>
> It most have properly been blocked by the original network. Best thing to do
> it hand it in to your local police station.

unlikely that that will happen as his 2nd problem would seem to have a
similar source!

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> Hello there, First time on the forums and not know much about the topics
> with sony erricsons, more of a computer based person that with mobile
> phone. Anyway heres the deal, two things which I will ask seperately.
>
> A family member of mine came around today with a Sony Erricson W850i, I
> beleive she found it



in someones bag?
it's probably blocked as stolen - hand it in to the police and avoid leaving
money around the house when she visits.



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So what precisely are you suggesting I have stolen it? Anyway to the guys who have made a sensible response, she found it on a bus about a week ago and gave it to me obviously for the same reason she did not want it, it dont work for telephone calls. I know these can be sold to people outside of the United Kingdom anyway. And you suggesting the other problem, the phone and gps unit was stolen? well actually I see your quite wrong, I purchased 4 of these from a Chaufer company who went bank rupt and if you put 1 & 2 togethor you realise buying such devices for cheap enough and combining them as a fully working GPS unit, your going to do some business somewhere down the line So lets not get jelous ey?. So does anybody know how I can get around this problem with the Cradle? as obviously the W850i has been blacklisted and I guess thats an auction job.

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> So what precisely are you suggesting I have stolen it? Anyway to the
> guys who have made a sensible response, she found it on a bus about a
> week ago and gave it to me


some folk might have handed it in to the police so it could be re-united
with the rightful owner.
or even easier, look at the address book on the phone and called one of the
people so once again, the owner could get it back.



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On Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:03:31 -0400, x_attitude_X
<x_attitude_X.2v892d@no-mx.wirelessforums.org> wrote:

>
>So what precisely are you suggesting I have stolen it? Anyway to the
>guys who have made a sensible response, she found it on a bus about a
>week ago and gave it to me obviously for the same reason she did not
>want it, it dont work for telephone calls.

Stealing by finding is still stealing, and you are aiding and abetting
the theft.

Why not just do the decent thing for a change and hand it in! If it's
unclaimed in three months you get it back anyway! Go on it wont hurt
you to do a good deed, it's hardly like the things worth dying over is
it!

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> So what precisely are you suggesting I have stolen it? Anyway to the
> guys who have made a sensible response, she found it on a bus about a
> week ago and gave it to me obviously for the same reason she did not
> want it, it dont work for telephone calls. I know these can be sold to
> people outside of the United Kingdom anyway. And you suggesting the
> other problem, the phone and gps unit was stolen? well actually I see
> your quite wrong, I purchased 4 of these from a Chaufer company who went
> bank rupt and if you put 1 & 2 togethor you realise buying such devices
> for cheap enough and combining them as a fully working GPS unit, your
> going to do some business somewhere down the line So lets not get
> jelous ey?. So does anybody know how I can get around this problem with
> the Cradle? as obviously the W850i has been blacklisted and I guess
> thats an auction job.

You know the phone was found, you are assuming it has been blacklisted and
now you are going to auction it?
Wouldn't handing it to the police or phoning the network not be the right
thing to do?

Steven.

Asani wrote:
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I wouldn't hand in a desirable Handset if i found one.
It's no good to the person who's reported it stolen and probably
received a replacement.
A possible exception being, if it contained data of sentimental value.

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