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I had a couple of question regarding unlocking a Samsung phone that I'd like
to buy through Cingular for use with my T-Mobile plan. 1) How would I go about doing it? Is it as simple as entering a code into my phone for it or do I actually have to go into the phone and do something? 2) Is it a situation where Cingular or T-Mobile can find out and send a code that will lock it on me again even after I unlock it? The reason I would like to do this is because T-Mobile's phone selection flat-out sucks. There is very little selection compared to most of the other cell-plan providers. I've waited several months to see if it would change but believe it or not, T-Mobile's phone selection is smaller than ever now. Thank you for any help. |
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I've had good luck with phones I've purchased on eBay.
You might buy an unlocked Samsung 426 or 427 on eBay. I like the 426's display a little better. Dave |
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On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 18:58:33 GMT, "BruceR" wrote:
I don't know the procedure for unlocking your phone but some can be unlocked with a code while others require attachment to special equipment. Google will help you find the details. Once unlocked it cannot be locked over the air by any carrier. From:Chris Tribiono I had a couple of question regarding unlocking a Samsung phone that I'd like to buy through Cingular for use with my T-Mobile plan. snip 2) Is it a situation where Cingular or T-Mobile can find out and send a code that will lock it on me again even after I unlock it? T-Mobile won't; they have no contract with you which allows them to do so. The contractual right comes only if you buy the mobile from them. Cingular can't; they won't be talking to your phone once you put a T-Mobile SIM in it. The reason I would like to do this is because T-Mobile's phone selection flat-out sucks. There is very little selection compared to most of the other cell-plan providers. I've waited several months to see if it would change but believe it or not, T-Mobile's phone selection is smaller than ever now. Did it myself; use a phone originally from Rogers on T-Mobile. -- John Bartley K7AAY 503.326.2231...147 telecom syadmin, USBC-Oregon, Portland - Views are mine. http://palmwireless.cjb.net Wireless FAQ for PalmOS(r) Dilbert is a documentary. |
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1) You no need to go into to the samsung Phone to unlock it ...You can just enter the Unlock code in the phone screen by keypad and unlock it...What is mobile model?It's old samsung phone means get the free unlock code from www.unlock-free.com and unlock it easily.
2)Don't worry once you get the phone unlocked from network lock..Your network provider will not send the code again and make it lock again with them..Unlocking from network is permanent will not unlock again. |
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