Unlock cell phone

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Guest, many phones are easily unlocked, some more than others... if you have a Nokia for example there are many free web sites that offer a small software to give you the unlocking code needed...

Others, like Motorola etc... may not be so easy to unlock, but they can be!! Just search on google for 'Free unlock software for mobile' you will find many sites do this for free and it is perfectly legal!!!

If you have one that can't be done over the internet just take it to your nearest mobile phone dealer and ask them, they will charge though...

John.

" If they ask why you need it tell them because of international travel"

I traveled to England a couple of weeks ago and was told that my phone would not work and I needed to BUY a new one. I didn't I just went to England without a cell phone.

Question, is there a code I could put into my phone to allow it to work in the US and the UK???

or was your statement above just used to get the unlock code?

If its a 3G phone or 3 band (triband?) phone it should work anywhere, but I guess the telco company won't have the network over here so calls would have to be routed through another telco...??

John.

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We had to get a different phone when we went to Europe 3 years ago. Chances are that your phone was designed for the US market only. Modern phones are designed to handle cell systems worldwide. We took the same phone to China last year and had no problems. We did have to get our carrier (ATT) to change things so we could access the system in each location though.

We currently have 3 cell phones (all Motorola). If one phone goes bad, we can pull the "smart chip" which is located under the battery, and put it in one of the other phones... bringing that number back to life.

Sincerely

Bill

For 90% of the world you need a Quad band GSM phone. Only a few US carriers have quad band phones (they use a SIM card). Triband will likely get you 85% of the world. But, the real hard one is Korea and Japan and there you need a phone with 2100 MHz, like a Nokia E51. Look in the phone specs on line or under your battery. The new 3G (third generation) frequency is the broad band data connection and it also runs at 2100 MHz. Local US providers will give you a free SIM card for 3G frequency network, but, your phone must be compatible also. A 2100 MHz phone is not in itself compatible without the 3G SIM card. I travel HEAVILY and I know of what I speak. Good luck.

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The legal way: you can ask your cellular provider for unlocking your phone and they - depending on their local policy - will do it for free or for a couple of bucks

The "less legal" way: you can find manufacturer- and model dependent unlocking methods on the net...

I suggest that you search "urban legends" on Google. You will find that these "tips" are just so much hooie.

Suresh, that is a load of cobblers from a chain email!!!

Delete and ignore it!

John.

HarryBurt is right. Different technologies don't play well with each other! IN the US, Verizon, as well as Sprint/Nextel uses CDMA.

The main reason that cell phone service providers don't want you to be able to take your device to another carrier is that the original provider heavily subsidized the purchase of the equipment -- often to the tune of several hundred dollars. It is to their advantage to keep you on their network long enough to recoup that subsidy and eventually profit from your subscription.