So I was just messing around with options on my 9900 cause I was bored and it turns out that when Bell shipped me my phone back in August, they shipped me an unlocked device. Soooo needless to say, I'm pretty HAPPY today! anybody else have this happen?
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Mine was unlocked from the word go. I'm happy since I was going to need to unlock it to use my sim card down here in it. Now when I come back to Canada I won't need to unlock it for my sim for Bell.
(Bought it from Optus Aus, using a Vodafone sim, have a Bell sim for Canada)
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I know a few people on Bell, and all of them have received unlocked Bell BlackBerrys. I dunno how common that is, but one has had at least 3 different unlocked BlackBerrys.
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mine is from Rogers and if u know anything about Rogers they will lock that phone down with a chasity belt and a three year contract so you can never leave *and yes i check it was locked*
Yes, VZW locks their devices. You can call VZW and they will give you the unlock code free though.
After unlocking does everything still work with verizon? Unlock for trip overseas. Use a local sim while gone. Return home and put verison sim back in.
Am I missing anything here?
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mine is from Rogers and if u know anything about Rogers they will lock that phone down with a chasity belt and a three year contract so you can never leave *and yes i check it was locked*
Before I came down to Australia I wanted to unlock my 9700 so I called Bell. They told me it would cost me $70. I told them I'd pass if it were that much. I then proceded to find a website to do it for much cheaper. Such a rip off from Bell.
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Correct. Unlocking just allows you to use another carriers SIM.
Am I correct in assuming your phone is a direct purchase and not a contract? I don't understand why you would want to use another carriers SIM if you were still paying a bill to your original provider.