1520 nokia unable to use sim card in lima peru

Unable to use my Nokia 1520 overseas.
facts
I bought directly through Microsoft full price
unlocked
ATT provider
contract free
used it already under straight talk plan, just fine
now I am in Lima Peru, the sim card from.movalstar has the mesage
your sim can not be accessed . Please contact your carrier to obtain your code.
I called att twice they tell me its movalstar that has this code.
movalstar says its att that has the code.
straight talks knows nothing , this account is reactive now also.
my question is . What is the solution to this problem?
I need a damn code. Who can help with this issue?
I bought the phone will full disclosure of it being used with other carriers.
Mircosoft said it was not a.problem as long as they had the same frequency,.. Peru does.. !!!!!

You say it was bought unlocked, are you _sure_ about that?
In any case, this is an issue with either the carier in Peru or ATT. There is nothing anyone here can do for you on this.
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