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Hi,
Since the unlocking of phones was recently made legal, well, at least until early next year when the Library of Congress gets to decide again and will probably over-ride the recommendation, (it was not a Law) has anyone unlocked a new phone yet?
How hard or easy was it to unlock if you were not a previous or current customer of the carrier the phone was set for?
Microsoft store sell a bunch of phones for different carriers, so I am wondering what happens if you buy say an AT&T WP8.1 phone and then have to talk to AT&T to get them to unlock it. Do they still insist on you having been a customer for 12moinths or more etc? Or other hoops to jump through like TMo who want at least $100 in prepaid before they will even think about it?
Has the recent adjustment on legality changed anything - really?
Thanks
Since the unlocking of phones was recently made legal, well, at least until early next year when the Library of Congress gets to decide again and will probably over-ride the recommendation, (it was not a Law) has anyone unlocked a new phone yet?
How hard or easy was it to unlock if you were not a previous or current customer of the carrier the phone was set for?
Microsoft store sell a bunch of phones for different carriers, so I am wondering what happens if you buy say an AT&T WP8.1 phone and then have to talk to AT&T to get them to unlock it. Do they still insist on you having been a customer for 12moinths or more etc? Or other hoops to jump through like TMo who want at least $100 in prepaid before they will even think about it?
Has the recent adjustment on legality changed anything - really?
Thanks
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