Stopping the Nokia Clock Code

maxwell smart · 22-04-2009 09:42PM #1

Ok I have heard that there is a code which will stop the clock on your phone. Its used by system engineers to run tests, but it apparantly also means that once the clock is stopped, you can make free calls......anyone heard of this? Now I have seen the code used, on a Nokia, when pumped in a message comes up "clock stopped" (or similar). Anyone heard about it? And more importantly, if I use it, could I get caught?????

Fresh Pots · 22-04-2009 09:52PM

Doubt you could make free calls because surely your operator is smart enough to know your calling someone. You are using their network after all.

Sam Vimes · 22-04-2009 09:54PM

I heard of it years ago, it was *#746025625# but it doesn't work

Columba Rad · 22-04-2009 09:56PM

Yep, I remember that, I used the code on a 5110, this was about 10/11 years ago... I rang my uncle in the US for about an hour and it didn't cost a penny.

I don't think this is possible anymore.

Davy · 22-04-2009 10:04PM

Ye its a long time ago. Haven't heard in mentioned in years. And I dont think it will do anything what so ever to new phones.

Henne220 · 22-04-2009 11:26PM

Yea this was back years ago, I assure you it wont work anymore. Pity though. lol

drunkmonkey · 23-04-2009 10:43AM

Does tapping the reciever still work on pay phones...Way back when, I remember hours of fun and free phone calls in the eircom phone boxes...

parsi · 23-04-2009 11:50AM

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Does tapping the reciever still work on pay phones...Way back when, I remember hours of fun and free phone calls in the eircom phone boxes...

ISTR that only working in Button-A/Button-B phones or the original payphones (rotary dial).

Stopping the Nokia Clock Code

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