How to Get the MW4 Bamboo Breach Bundle from EE
By Luke Setzer · Updated 10/27/2026
EE customers in the UK get four MW4 cosmetics free: the Wade Walker operator, the Bamboozled emblem, the Moss and Metal calling card and the Whittled Down charm. Pay Monthly EE mobile customers text CODMW4 to 150, other EE and BT customers use a form with an order number from 26 October 2026 onwards. The code arrives by text within seven days and lasts up to a year. EE restricts it to UK residents aged 18 or over and states that the codes are non-transferable.
The MW4 Bamboo Breach bundle is four cosmetic items that EE, the UK network, is handing to its own customers: an operator, an emblem, a calling card and a weapon charm. If you are an EE customer in the UK it costs one text message. If you are not, read the restrictions before you go looking for a code.
What is in the bundle
EE describes it only as "an operator, emblem, charm and calling card (subject to availability)". It does not name the four items anywhere on its page. The names below come from players who have already redeemed a code, not from EE:
| Type | Name |
|---|---|
| Operator | Wade Walker |
| Emblem | Bamboozled |
| Calling card | Moss and Metal |
| Weapon charm | Whittled Down |
The set is called Bamboo Breach, which is also how sellers list it. EE's own page does not use the name anywhere, so if you go looking on ee.co.uk, search for the Modern Warfare 4 bonus content rather than the bundle name.
How to claim it free
Two routes, both straight from EE.
Pay Monthly EE mobile customers. Text CODMW4 to 150. That is the entire process.
Other EE and BT customers. Use EE's form with an order number from a purchase that includes a gaming product, made on or after 26 October 2026.
Either way EE sends the code by text within seven days, and you redeem it with your Call of Duty account rather than a console store.
The restrictions, and why they matter here
More than usual, the small print is the story:
- You must be 18 or over and a UK resident, with a valid EE ID.
- One entry per person, and codes only last while stocks do.
- A code stays valid for up to a year from the day it is issued.
- EE states that submissions sent in through agents or third parties are not eligible for a code.
- EE also states plainly that codes are non-transferable.
- On where it works, EE says: "Items available in the UK via EE only. Availability may vary in other countries."
Where the code works, and what EE has not said
EE is quiet on the two things people actually ask, so here is the split that matters.
Claiming and redeeming are different questions. EE hands the codes out in the UK only, and that is what its availability wording is about. Redeeming is separate: the code goes in on an Activision account rather than a console store. In our own redemptions it has gone through regardless of region, and the four items turn up on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Nintendo Switch 2. That is our experience rather than an EE promise, and EE's page says nothing either way.
One thing stays genuinely unknown: when the promotion ends. There is no published end date, only that codes last while stocks do.
About buying a code from someone else
Codes are on sale on the usual marketplaces, almost always advertised as region free. On the redemption side that matches what we see, for the reason above: an Activision account takes the code wherever you are.
The part no seller can wave away is EE's own wording. EE calls the codes non-transferable, and says submissions sent through agents or third parties are not eligible. Those are EE's terms, and repeating "region free" loudly does not change them. Worth knowing what you are buying into.
We sell one too, the MW4 Bamboo Breach bundle code, delivered from stock as soon as you order. Everything above still applies to ours, and we are not going to pretend it does not: EE wrote those terms and no reseller can change them. What we stand behind is our own side of it, so if an order is not delivered as described, you get your money back.
If you are in the UK and with EE, the free route costs one text message. Use that first.
Is it worth chasing?
An operator, an emblem, a card and a charm. None of it changes how the game plays and none of it touches the camo grind. For an EE customer it is one SMS for four items, which is a fine trade. For everyone else it is a cosmetic set, and if what you actually want is for your guns to look different, the MW4 camo ladder is where that happens.
FAQ
What is in the MW4 EE bundle?
Four cosmetics. EE describes them as an operator, emblem, charm and calling card. Players who have redeemed a code report them as the Wade Walker operator, the Bamboozled emblem, the Moss and Metal calling card and the Whittled Down weapon charm. EE itself does not publish the names.
How do I get the MW4 EE code?
Pay Monthly EE mobile customers text CODMW4 to 150. Other EE and BT customers submit EE’s form with an order number from a purchase including a gaming product, made on or after 26 October 2026. EE sends the code by text within seven days.
Do I have to be in the UK?
To claim one from EE, yes: it wants a UK resident aged 18 or over with a valid EE ID. Redeeming is a different question. The code goes in on an Activision account rather than a console store, and in our own redemptions it has worked regardless of region, on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Nintendo Switch 2.
How long is the code valid?
Up to one year from the date it is issued, according to EE. There is no published end date for the promotion itself, only that codes last while stocks do.
Can I buy an EE code from someone else?
Codes are on sale on marketplaces, and on the redemption side we have found they go through on any Activision account, on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Nintendo Switch 2. The part worth knowing is EE’s own wording: EE states that the codes are non-transferable and that submissions through agents or third parties are not eligible. That is a terms question rather than a technical one, and no seller changes it.
