Verizon PAP2 admin password or unlock guide.

I recently purchased a pap2-vn that was previously used on Verizon.
I did not do enough research and just found out it is locked and can only be unlocked with an admin password.
Does anyone know of the username and password?
Any guide to unlock the VN model?
Thanks.

Customata , I believe you're referring to unlocking methods found in another forum and when you search it through my friend, google.
Message Edited by Lemon57 on 02-14-200704:45 PM

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