Keeps Asking For A Puk Number And Password Where Do I Find Them

I have a Binatone 405 clamshell phone but I can't get it to work,it has an Asda sim pay as you go operating on EE ,it keeps asking for a PUK code and PIN number where do I find these

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Answer #1: Posted by techyagent on May 1st, 2020 8:39 PM

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How to find your PUK codeIt can be frustrating if your phone's asking you for a 'PUK code' and you don't know where to find it. Our guide shows you how to get the 'Personal Unlocking Key' (PUK) that you need to get up and running again.30 July, 2019 by

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Find your PUK on the SIM card pack

If you've still got the little pack that the SIM came in, check on the credit-card sized bit of plastic that the SIM snapped out from. The PUK Code is an eight digit number, and is usually printed on the back.

Contacting your network

If you can't find your SIM pack, then you'll need to speak to your network. Your PUK code is tied to the SIM card and the network you're on, so they're the only people who can give it to you. We've listed most mobile networks below - click yours to see how to get your PUK code or the contact info for them.

When you've got the code, follow the instructions on the phone. If it doesn't work, contact your mobile network because entering the wrong PUK ten times will block the SIM card.

You might be asked to set a PIN when you've finished. If you do, make a note of it, because entering it wrong three times will, annoyingly, need the PUK again.

Please contact ASDA mobile customer care they will provide you PUK code.

https://mobile.asda.com/scoop

Check this for reference:-

https://lowdown.carphonewarehouse.com/how-to/how-to-find-your-puk-code/47504/

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Answer #2: Posted by Savior91 on May 2nd, 2020 1:59 AM

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. Check the packaging of your SIM card

All SIM cards have some packaging when they are sold. If you kept the packaging of your SIM card, look for the plastic card the SIM was in. On its back, you should find the PUK code printed. Below you can see two such plastic cards from Orange (left) and Telekom (right). Your mobile provider should have similar packaging for the SIM card.

2. Sign in on your mobile operator's website

Many telecom providers offer online accounts to their customers. If your telecom provides one, go to its website and sign in with your User ID and password. One of the support options that they offer is viewing your PUK code.

3. Call your mobile network operator

Your mobile operator knows the PUK code because it manufactured your SIM card and set the PUK code before it was available to you. You should use another phone to call the tech support service of your mobile operator. You have to identify yourself, describe your problem and give them the phone number of the SIM card for which you want the PUK code.

If the conversation goes well, they will be able to provide the PUK code for your SIM card.