[Moto G 2015 General] ResistanceIsFutile:
To Help Readers on this Thread - (I Hope)

I really can't help (and hope NOT to confuse) as I got my MSL code from just talking to TextNow when I had this phone.

I've seen this in the TextNow (TN) Community as well-

"Thanks for contacting TextNow Wireless. If you are having issues with connecting to your data network, and require your MSL code, feel free to use this one- 839488

Should you run into any technical difficulties, please contact us at orders@textnow.com for further assistance.

(My belief is the MSL codes are not generic or universal and why a TN agent of the community would offer this up as such - only enforces that some there will say anything to move you along.)

Up till then and beyond, I've kept notes of any related (distant or close) I'd ran across and will share them with you all, and FOR the Moto X Pure Edition (MXPE) 2015 model phone I have now, I've seen this mentioned-

"For sprint, its *#*#DATA#*#*---->EDIT----->Enter MSL (000000)----->Done" - I've yet to try it though and as I've mentioned it's a different phone model.

I do believe while reading in the Ting community, I'd seen that the MSL code is listed in your dashboard or in something there of your account, and easily viewed by a user/customer.

[Just a Heads Up here - getting your MSL code from TN is only part of it, as you'll need TN to release you ESN/IMEI from their service - to free it - for another service using the Sprint Network, as I found out with Tello and having passed the ESN check of their website allowing me to further buy a SIM card and plan from them - only to being told later that my ESN/IMEI was locked to another service yet.] TN had me by the b_ll's yet so to speak with CDMA.

You may fair better with a GSM network as opposed to a CDMA network with Sprint still being at the core. I can't say for sure as I've lost my interest in the Moto G3 2015 now and moved on. (I don't have this device to check)

MY NOTEs:

PLEASE NOTE: The device must prompt for a network unlock pin after restarting with a non-accepted SIM card. If your device does not prompt then you do not require an unlock code. Try #7465625*638*UNLOCKCODE# as an unlock code.

From a user (@liskajoe) on the XDA forums-

CAN CONFIRM

Just finished getting XT1548 purchased in US on Sprint working on Koodo network in Canada.

Phone was LOCKED by Sprint. This was NOT a US Cellular Carrier unlocked phone!

For further info: I was receiving PRL update errors, UICC Update Errors, Activation Errors

(Authentication Failed)

Steps I took

- Unlocked Bootloader

- Rooted Moto G 3rd Gen XT1548

- Installed latest Turbo ROM

- Changed Settings to GSM/WCDMA/LTE

Going to test further with CyanogenMod to see if I can get alternate ROMs working with same type of steps but CAN CONFIRM you can SIM/CARRIER UNLOCK Moto G 3rd Gen XT1548 on Sprint/Verizon Carriers!

Final confirmation

Flashed CyanogenMod 13

*#*#4636#*#*

Enabled LTE/GSM/CDMA

All data working in Canada

Did not have to carrier unlock the XT1548

https://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/help/sim-unlock-xt1548-cdma-model-t3235281/page4

Additional Info on page #5 of the above linked Thread - by a TextNow Moto G XT1548 phone user having trouble with LTE data.

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Turbo ROM = https://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/development/rom-turbo-rom-layers-t3363347

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[GUIDE] SUCCESS!!! SIM-Unlock Sprint XT1056 (SIM-CRACK) Moto X GSM **NOW U.S. TOO!**

https://xdaforums.com/moto-x/general/guide-success-sim-unlock-sprint-xt1056-t2825155

Warning-Disclaimer = the link right above seeks to that of users donations for their endeavors - I don't agree with the practice being solicited in print in/as/of this way - and as detailed [A]: as they go the length to advise you to do so !

If this has been informational, helpful or spurred ideals to pursue then Hit the Thanks :good:

PS: as with any Modification or using Exploits to your stock device -is- solely up to you (you have no one to blame then except yourselves), read and reread to understand - then only ask questions where the relevant information is found as there you'll find in/of the most beneficial help needed. . .