Hi guys,
I use a verizon branded samsung s6, the issue is I think Verizon have configured *73 for deactivating call forwarding on their phones, So anytime I try dialling a USSD code starting with *73, It automatically pops up the call forwarding deactivation box.
What this means for me is that I cant use the GTBank *737# services on my phone.
Please is anyone else experiencing this.. and how do I get around this? I would appreciate comments and suggestions please. Thanks

I also have a Samsung s6, everything working fine but I can't browse on mobile data

EasyArch:
Hi guys,
I use a verizon branded samsung s6, the issue is I think Verizon have configured *73 for deactivating call forwarding on their phones, So anytime I try dialling a USSD code starting with *73, It automatically pops up the call forwarding deactivation box.
What this means for me is that I cant use the GTBank *737# services on my phone.
Please is anyone else experiencing this.. and how do I get around this? I would appreciate comments and suggestions please. Thanks

Try this little trick by going to your contact then try to add the code to your phone book and then edit it to input the amount of airtime or number you want to credit and then press the call key to initiate the action

@EasyArch , I have same issue. Where you able to resolve it?

CORE:
@EasyArch , I have same issue. Where you able to resolve it?

Just debrand the phone and it will work like non-branded phone

Copy the code somewhere in your notes then paste it on the dialer anytime you want to use it

Someone should please explain better

Debrand the phone [install a custom rom]
and you can run USSD as normal

makavele:
Debrand the phone [install a custom rom]
and you can run USSD as normal

how is it done

makavele:
Debrand the phone [install a custom rom]
and you can run USSD as normal

There is no point running custom rom
He should switch the model from g920v to g920f

Everything will be fine.



Op google ow to use flashfire app to switch samsung model
Best of luck

Dial *+737# and see

yungkesh:
how is it done

Youtube tutorials. You are on your own, however, if you brick your device