Comments on: Unlocking Carrier Branded Cell Phone Now Deemed Illegal in USA

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By: Denise Lee

Denise Lee — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 07:15:11 +0000

If this illegal issue bothers you, and you want to have the option to be able to unlock a device you believe you paid for and own, then sign this official Petition and pass it along:
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By: top7mobiles

top7mobiles — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 06:25:49 +0000

The logic is good. I did not find coverage lacking when using prepaid anytime, on Straight Talk AT&T Sim card.

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Unlock mobile — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 19:24:48 +0000

If your 920 is unlocked and you live in an refarmed T-mobile city, Solarei and Simple Mobile both offer unlimited talk,text,and data for $50. T-mobile has unlimited everything for $70. Hope this helps.

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Sina K — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 20:49:07 +0000

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american nokia user — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 14:08:33 +0000

I have used H2O mobile, Straight Talk, and Red Pocket(currently using). Straight talk is $45, H2O is $60, and Red Pocket is $54.95.
For 30 days, all have unlimited talk, text. H2O has 2G, Straight Talk is unlimited(rumor that they throttle use if abused), and Red Pocket is 1G. I use Red Pocket because their customer service is better and their website is better, I don’t use that much data. If your 920 is unlocked and you live in an refarmed T-mobile city, Solarei and Simple Mobile both offer unlimited talk,text,and data for $50. T-mobile has unlimited everything for $70. Hope this helps.

By: shallow ocean shoal

shallow ocean shoal — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 13:59:44 +0000

Janne, love ‘ya, but you have veered off course. We got your point in the other post above. All I was saying, this time, is that trying to unlock a verizon cell phone is a stupid comment because you can’t use it anywhere else (although recent iphone developments have changed that a little).

Let me remind people here why the USA has different incompatible technologies, compared to the single GSM standard, which let me be clear to you that I prefer.

The reason was one of good intent. To let the government stay out of the way, and let the different companies have at it and try to let the best technology win. Let them hash it out and the market decide.

Of course we all know it didn’t play out that way, because spectrum is a limited resource, and customers were locked in with incompatible technologies, for a long time without the ability to port their phone number (since fixed), thusly a high friction to switch.

I’m not happy with the outcome, but I prefer the way we got here. To each his own, and now we’re really off course of the original topic. Or are we.