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I locked my phone and forgot the code!


Question Posted Friday February 5 2010, 3:31 pm

I locked my LG Cookie so that you have to enter a code to turn it on, which has worked fine for me for ages. Then i changed the code, and i cant remember it! Help me asap!!! I love my phone!! I have no idea what it is, im thinking maybe ring up the phone company? I'm on Orange. Thanks! x

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Summer25 answered Saturday February 6 2010, 6:51 pm:
Yes, you should try calling your phone company. My friend did that to her phone recently. She called up the company, told them what happened, and got an SIM card for her phone so she could unlock it. Try that, I think it would work.

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