Help!i bought a Nokia N97 over the internet and ev...

Hi!
Im hoping someone can help! I bought a nokia n97 over the internet and unused one, when i got it it was aparent it was bought in asia, as it had a two pin plug and well..it said on the box!
i am able to send/recieve texts and calls but evrything else i go into it says check operator settings and when i go to facebook on the hompage its in chinese...
have i been done?
help!

But why then Nokia seperates according to product codes if a device can be imported and exported anywhere arnd the world? This makes most customer having difficulties after purchase to update the firmware and additional products.
If another product code tagged device arrives in the country which its not meant to be sold? then the customers will face difficulties.I've seen firmware updating issues as a serious matter, since most people are not enjoying these stuffs.
As in my country the product codes are:
0570197: APAC1 Blue Malaysia
0573786: APAC1 Black Malaysia
0570196: APAC1 Red Malaysia
I'm an Xploit - Please feel free to post your issues, feedbacks in this discussion forum and I'll do my level best to help, otherwise my knowledged friends whom are around willing to help you. Thank you !

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