Someone gave me a phone that was reset it tells me when I'm trying to set up phone to put in Google account accociated with phone but I don't know it and don't know how to get info from person. How ca

When you factory reset a device that has a PIN code or a SWIPE code of some sort, the Google security lock will trigger after a factory reset. This is because the phone is assuming you factory reset it because you could not get into the phone (ie. it is not your phone / it is stolen).

At this point, you need to log into the phone with the Google account it was ORIGINALLY set up with. There are a couple of scenarios you may fall into at this point, BUT there is no way to "bypass" this security lock.

1. If you know the e-mail it was ORIGINALLY set to, but you do not know the password, you have to reset the password (via the computer, etc). WARNING: If you reset the password, you cannot log into the phone for 72 hours (again this is a layer of security for stolen devices).
   
2. If you have absolutely no idea what the e-mail is, Google is assuming you stole it. At this point you either need to contact the manufacturer / the carrier to see if they can exchange it (assuming it is your device).

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The only one to know the password is the person who did setup the account. Looks like it is you.
If you did not setup the account, nobody ever can tell what the PW is.
If you did setup the account, you can ask google, on the Gmail login screen, to help you, by clicking I forgot the password. Then they will send a mail to the address you gave them while setting up this account. If it is not your account the real owner, will get the mail to reset the password and / or a mail, someone is trying to hack into the account.

Only one person is supposed to know your password. That is you. When logging in, on that page is a button, forgot password or something like that. Press the button and you will get an email, on the address you gave the site while setting up your account. Follow the instructions in the mail and everything will be ok in just a few minutes.

If someone hacked your account and did change the settings, you don't get an e-mail, you won't be able to claim the account. You have to setup a new account.

Only one person is supposed to know your password. If you forgot it, when logging in, on that page is a button, forgot password or something like that. Press the button and you will get an email, on the address you gave the site while setting up your account. Follow the instructions in the mail and everything will be ok in just a few minutes.
If someone hacked your account and did change the settings, you don't get an e-mail, you won't be able to claim the account. You have to setup a new account.

Only one person is supposed to know your password. If you forgot it, when logging in, on that page is a button, forgot password or something like that. Press the button and you will get an email, on the address you gave the site while setting up your account. Follow the instructions in the mail and everything will be ok in just a few minutes.
I think Google also can tell you what account name you were using if you tell them what mail address you used by registering your google account.

To delete your Google Account, follow these steps

Sign in on the Google Accounts homepage. If you forgot your password, you can reset it

1. Click Edit next to the My products list. If you don't see the Edit link,
2. On the following page, click Close account and delete all services and info associated with it to delete your account.
3. Confirm your account deletion. To do so you'll need to select these two options: "Yes, I want to delete my account," and "Yes

If you decide that you don't need your Gmail address anymore, and you're sure you won't want your username in the future, you can simply remove Gmail from your Google Account.

1. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner of Gmail, then Mail settings, and open the Accounts and Import tab.
2. Click Other Google Account settings in the 'Change account settings' section.
3. Click Edit in the My products section.
   (If you use Google+, click Visit the previous version of the Google accounts screen link at the bottom of the page to see the My products section)
4. Click Remove Gmail permanently.

Sounds fishy if you ask me. Because anyone with android/google account knows that you can pretty much control your phone from your google account on a computer.

So if you don't know the password to the google account which will unlock your phone. Makes me think it's not really your phone.

And if it is. Try the password reset for gmail, get into the account, then unlock your phone.

The be able to use your phone,a google account is required,

Here's how to do it.

* put an accepted sim
* look for the wireless settings and edit the APN (which sim provider settings you're currenly using.
* if the 3g signal comes out,go to google account which is asking for registration,
* if you have an existing Gmail account,just type in your username and password and will till the process is done.
* If you don't have a account,create a new one, follow instructions and wait until its done.

now check your mobile status and enjoy....

Try this:
I refused to do that hard reset trash and erase all of my information. This method is also just in case you don't have anyone to call you or you're too impatient to wait:
This is inspired by the many posts that tell you to frequently press home while someone's calling.

1. I hit the emergency call button then repeatedly hit home (pic of the house) while opening and closing the phone and went to the home page. It worked repeatedly.
2. Then I went in and took off the pattern request in settings.
3. In settings, make sure Google sync is checked.
4. I changed my password on the computer in Google (with same account).
5. Wait some time 5-10 minutes or less (make sure you have internet service where you're located on your phone).
6. Then it will tell you to enter your password. Enter your new password.
7. Close your phone or hit the red power key.
8. The same locked screen will prompt you for your username and password again. Enter the new password and it will log you in.
9. It will tell you to put in your old pattern or put in a new pattern (I forgot? sorry).
10. Then, you can go into settings and security once you unlock and remove the pattern. You have to enter the old pattern to remove the security.

Try this too:

******This will work and you wont lose any data!!****** Get someone to call you. After answering, flip the screen open and shut repeatedly, tapping the "home" button every few flips. Eventually you'll drop through to your home screen. This may take a few tries.
Go into your security settings and disable the unlock pattern. You can now bypass the lockout just by opening the keyboard. Change the password on your account, which may be your Google Apps account if you have one. In a few moments, your phone will fail to sync with email and prompt you for a password. Enter the new password. You can now log in with the new password. Lock your screen, press menu to try unlocking it, and enter your new information. This should unlock your phone.

src: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google%20Mobile/thread?tid=02b67be6b56ae6e3&hl=en

When you purchased the phone, if you didn't have a gmail account they should have set one up for you. your google account is the same as your gmail address, minus the @gmail.com part. if you don' t have that, you should be able to take the phone where you bought it, and have them hard reset the phone, set up a new gmail account, and tie the phone to that.