Network locked

Hello
I just bought on internet BB Z10 , seller wrote that probably phone has simlock. When I checked phone is network locked,I guess somebody wrote 10 times wrong unlock network code and any network is avalible.I reaload software and during first settings apear "write network unlock code" attemps 0 and under "unlock".I dont have this codde and I would like to know there is a way to unlock this phone? Can Blackberry help me to unlock this phone even to original carrier.My first blackberry has problem with red led and motherboard is dead and now second blocked.I come from Poalnd where I can ask or fix this problem?
Please Help
Kind Regards
Kristof

Hi and Welcome to the Community!
If you have used up all of your chances to enter the correct unlock code, there is nothing further you can do. Even if you happen to have now the correct code, it is useless. Only the factory can now (legally) unlock your BB. Typically, I've heard that the cost of having BlackBerry do this for you will be greater than the cost of just buying a new one. But, you are able to ask them...see here:
http://us.blackberry.com/support/programs/technical/incident.jsp
Note, however, that this process will start with a fee...
If you obtained your unlock code from somewhere but it was incorrect, your recourse could be with them -- however, they may well question why you exhausted all 10 attempts before contacting them.
If your BB was already MEP locked and you obtained it from a source that represented it as being able to be unlocked, then your recourse would be with the seller you obtained it from.
Good luck!
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I accidentally makerd an intruder and kicked them off with network lock, how do i find them and add them again?
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You can't unless it is your own computers. Turn on all your computers and printers. Turn off the Network Lock. Once all are reconnected to the Router, reenable the Network Lock.
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Thanks for your reply, thecreator, but unfortunately it doesn't quite address my actual question. As my router is a couple years old and shipped with Linksys EasyLink Advisor (LELA) rather than Network Magic, its docs say nothing about the latter program of any of its features. The router is, however, listed on Cisco/Linksys pages as one that Network Magic supports, so I know that some or all of the program feature should work with the router. And most do.
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That said, if the device is SIM locked to one carrier and you are using another carrier, you need to unlock the device. If that is the issue, see http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB03889 Additionally, there are online services that will sell you the unlock code.
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