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Verizon官方解锁政策
Device Unlocking Policy

Postpay Device Unlocking Policy:
    We do not lock most phones or tablets that are activated with our postpay service, either during or after the term of your service contract or Edge installment sales agreement.
    We do not lock our 4G LTE devices, and no code is needed to program them for use with another carrier.
    We do not lock our 3G devices, other than our Global Ready 3G phones, and the simple code to program such 3G devices for use with another carrier is either “000000” or “123456.”  If the user guide for your device does not provide instructions to access the programming menu, you can contact us at *611 from your Verizon Wireless phone, or (800)922-0204, for assistance.
    The SIM cards used in our 3G Global Ready phones are locked.  By the end of January, 2015, we will unlock those SIM cards at your request once you have fulfilled the term of your service contract or Edge installment sales agreement and your balance is current.

Prepaid Device Unlocking Policy:
    We do not lock our 4G LTE Prepaid devices, and no code is needed to program them for use with another carrier.
    We do not lock our 3G Prepaid devices, other than our 3G Phone-in-the-Box Prepaid phones, and the simple code to program such 3G Prepaid devices for use with another carrier is either “000000” or “123456.” If the user guide for your device does not provide instructions to access the programming menu, you can contact us at *611 from your Verizon Wireless phone, or (888)294-6804, for assistance.
    Our 3G Prepaid Phone-in-the-Box phones are restricted for use with our Prepaid service for six months after activation, and are locked to the Verizon Wireless network for 12 months after activation. After six months, the restriction to our Prepaid service is automatically removed. After 12 months, you can contact us at *611 from your Verizon Wireless Prepaid phone, or (888)294-6804, and we will provide you with the programming code so that you can unlock your phone. If the user guide for your phone does not provide instructions to access the programming menu, we can help you with that as well.
http://www.verizonwireless.com/aboutus/commitment/safety-security/device-unlocking-policy.html

What is "post-paid"?
Post-paid customers are those that are billed for their use of a carrier's services on a monthly basis, based on either the terms of a contract or on the amount of services they have used. Most mobile subscribers are of the post-paid type. Not all post-paid customers are bound by contracts, though the vast majority in the U.S. market are.

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Request a device unlock for your AT&T Mobile Devices (Phones and Tablets)
Requesting an AT&T Mobile Device (Phone or Tablet) Unlock is available online. Simply review the requirements and complete the information below to submit an AT&T Mobile Device Unlock request.

If you bought a device from AT&T, it may have been programmed with a lock that prevents it from operating with other compatible wireless services. AT&T will provide the necessary Unlock Code upon request, provided AT&T has the Unlock Code, or can reasonably obtain it from the manufacturer, and you have met the unlocking requirements provided below.

Please note: Not all tablets are delivered to you locked. Some tablets are shipped unlocked. Review your device information package to determine if you need to request an Unlock Code to utilize the device on another network.
General Eligibility Requirements for Unlocking All AT&T Mobile Devices

AT&T will unlock an AT&T Mobile Device under the following circumstances:

    The person requesting the unlock must be one of the following:
        a current AT&T customer
        a former AT&T customer who can provide the phone number or account number for the account
    The AT&T Mobile Device was designed for use on AT&T's network.
    The AT&T Mobile Device has been paid for in full.
    The AT&T Mobile Device has not been reported lost or stolen.

Customer-Specific Requirements

    Postpaid Phones and Tablets with a Service Commitment: Account has been active for at least sixty days and is in good standing (i.e., it has no past due amount or unpaid balance owed AT&T), and all contract obligations, including any Service Commitment, associated with the device to be unlocked have been fully satisfied. The Service Commitment associated with a given device may be satisfied in one of the following ways:
        Fulfillment of the Service Commitment by expiration of any contractual term
        Upgrading to a new device under AT&T standard or early upgrade policies. Note: when you Early Upgrade you must complete the 14 day Buyer’s Remorse Period on your new device before requesting your previous device be unlocked.
        You should complete the unlock process before porting out your number for use with another carrier
        Payment of any applicable Early Termination Fee

    Postpaid Phones and Tablets with no Service Commitment: Account has been active for at least sixty days and is in good standing (i.e., it has no past due amount or unpaid balance owed AT&T).

    Prepaid / GoPhones: Device has been active for at least 6 months.


Additional Information About AT&T Mobile Device Unlocks

    Business customers should make a request to unlock a business device by calling 800-331-0500.
    Current customers will be allowed up to five (5) unlocks per account, per year.
    Former customers will be allowed a total of five (5) unlocks per former account.
    In addition, AT&T will unlock any AT&T Mobile Device for an active and deployed member of the military who is a current AT&T customer in good standing and is able to provide AT&T with deployment verification.

AT&T Mobile Device Unlock Requests

AT&T cannot unlock devices from other carriers and you must make that request directly from the original equipment carrier.
To request an AT&T Mobile Device unlock just complete our simple online unlock request form and we'll take it from there.
Requests may complete within 48 hours but may take as long as 5 business days.
Agree to the above requirements by checking the box below and then click the Agree button.
https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/client/en_US/

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T-Mobile Unlock your mobile wireless device

Learn how to unlock your wireless mobile device for use on other carriers (formerly SIM Unlock).



We're committed to providing you with clear information about how to unlock your mobile wireless phones and tablets for use across different mobile carriers. Most mobile devices are programmed to prevent the device from operating with another wireless carriers network without first obtaining an unlock code.



If you purchased your device from T-Mobile or if you have a T-Mobile authorized device please follow the steps outlined below to determine your eligibility to receive an unlocking code for your device.




Device compatibility

It's important to understand that mobile carriers typically use different frequencies and technology to provide wireless network access. This means that not all phones and tablets are compatible between every mobile carrier – for more information about compatibility with T-Mobile’s network please check Bring Your Own Device. Even if your phone or tablet is compatible between carriers, some functionality of your device may not operate the same on a different mobile carrier’s network. Please carefully review your device functionality with any new carriers’ network to make sure that the services are operating as expected.



In order to obtain an unlock code for your mobile wireless phone or tablet you need to contact the mobile carrier or manufacturer who sold you the device. The original carrier or manufacturer can provide you with instructions and specific information on how to unlock the device for use with another mobile carrier.




Unlock requirements

We provide mobile device unlock codes free of charge within two business days (or provides further information about timing) for eligible devices.



Device eligibility is determined as follows:



    The device must be a T-Mobile device.
    The device must not be reported as lost, stolen or blocked to T-Mobile.
    The account associated with the device must be in good standing.
    You have requested no more than 2 mobile device unlock codes per line of service in the last 12 months.
    The device must satisfy all the Postpaid or Pay in Advance (Prepaid) Unlocking terms outlined below.


Unlock Eligibility for Monthly Phones and Tablets



    The device must have been active on the T-Mobile network for at least 40 days on the requesting line.
    If the device is financed using T-Mobile’s Equipment Installment Plan (EIP), all payments must be satisfied and the device must be paid in full.
    If the device is on an account that is under a service contract term, at least 18 consecutive monthly payments must have been made or the account has migrated to Simple Choice no contract rate plan.
    If the device is associated with a canceled account, the account balance must be zero, including all pending charges
    T-Mobile may request proof of purchase or additional information in its discretion and certain other exceptions may apply.


Unlock Eligibility for Pay in Advance (Prepaid) Phones and Tablets



    The device has been active on the T-Mobile network for more than 1 year on the requesting line.
    If the device has been active for less than 1 year on the requesting line, the Pay in Advance account associated with the device must have had more than $25 in refills for basic phones or $100 in refills for smartphones or tablet since device first use date.
    T-Mobile may request proof of purchase or additional information in its discretion and certain other exceptions may apply.



Military and Other Exceptions:  Deployed military personnel who are customers in good standing are eligible to have their devices unlocked upon provision of deployment papers.  Exceptions to some or all requirements may apply in other circumstances for Business and Government Accounts.  Please contact us for more details.




Steps

If a device meets the eligibly requirements, contact T-Mobile Customer Service to request an unlock code, and steps to unlock your device.



Important: This policy is subject to T-Mobile’s Terms and Conditions of service and may change without notice. T-Mobile may deny any request for a mobile device unlock code at our sole discretion if the request is an effort to defraud the company.
http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-1588

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Unlock your Sprint device

Many Sprint phones or tablets ('devices') have been programmed with a master subsidy lock or 'MSL' that locks the device to certain operational parameters for use on Sprint's network and prevents the device from attempting to be activated on other carriers' networks. Sprint will provide any applicable MSL code, upon request, provided you have met the unlocking requirements provided below.

Not all Sprint devices have an MSL code or a locking function that can be unlocked by Sprint (e.g., Apple devices cannot be unlocked to accept another domestic carrier's SIM card). On certain devices, not all functionality may be unlocked (e.g., for some smartphone devices, Sprint may be able to unlock the CDMA/voice functionality of the device but unable to unlock the GSM/UMTS/LTE portion of the device). Even if unlocked, Sprint devices will not necessarily work on another carrier's network.

Whether an unlocked Sprint device can be used on another carrier's network is subject to that carrier's policies and network compatibilities. Even if a different carrier will activate a Sprint device on its network, Sprint does not make any guarantees as to a Sprint device's performance on another carrier's network or that any or all device features or functionalities will be fully or partially operational. Although a phone manufacturer may manufacture the same device model and name for different wireless carriers offering wireless service in the United States, Sprint devices are specifically designed to function on Sprint's network and Sprint's frequencies and technologies. Sprint generally will not be able to activate non-Sprint branded phones on its network, including devices purchased through Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile or Assurance Wireless.
Requesting the Master Subsidy Lock code

Sprint will provide the MSL code on a Sprint device under the following circumstances:

    The person requesting the MSL code is an authenticated current or former Sprint customer or an individual owner who can provide the phone number or account number for the account last associated with the device.
    The account associated with the device is in good standing, including but not limited to:
        Service Agreement or Installment Billing Agreement is fulfilled
            Current Sprint customers still subject to an unfulfilled Service Agreement or Installment Billing Agreement can fulfill this requirement by paying the applicable early termination fee or "ETF" or the remaining device balance, respectively.
                Sprint reserves the right to refrain from providing the MSL code until any ETF/installment billing payments have cleared any pending status.
                The person requesting the MSL code may be required to call back into Sprint Customer Care once any ETF/installment billing payments have cleared any pending status.
        Payments are current.
        No write-off balance.
        Not associated with a phone sent to collections
    The device has not been reported as lost or stolen

If you meet the above requirements and would like to request the MSL code for your Sprint device, contact Sprint Customer Care by dialing *2 from your Sprint mobile device or call 888-211-4727.
Unlocking for international travel

Traveling abroad? Sprint customers traveling abroad for a short period of time can have their Sprint service provisioned to allow for international roaming. See sprint.com/international for full details.

Sprint customers remaining abroad for an extended period of time may want to try to use their Sprint device with a foreign carrier.  For certain devices engineered to include a SIM slot, Sprint may be able to unlock the device's SIM slot in order for a foreign carrier's SIM card to be inserted. Sprint will unlock, or facilitate the unlock of, the SIM slot of an applicable device for international travel under the following circumstances:

    The person requesting the unlock is a current Sprint customer who can provide the phone number or account number for the account.
    The person requesting the unlock can authenticate as the Account Holder or an Authorized Contact
    If the account is an ASL account:
        There is no unfulfilled Service Agreement associated with the line of service.
        There is no outstanding Installment Billing Agreement balance associated with the device.
    The account is in good standing (including but not limited to: payments are current, no write-off balance, not associated with a phone sent to collections, etc.).
    The subscriber with which the device is associated has not previously unlocked another device within the past 12 months.
    The applicable device has been active on the associated line of service for at least 90 days.
    The device is currently active on a Sprint account.
    The device is capable of international SIM unlock.

Please note that unlocking the SIM slot does not allow for use with domestic (U.S.) SIMs. When using a foreign carrier's SIM it is important to note that all information, service and support must be provided by that carrier. You remain responsible for any charges to your Sprint account, as well as any charges from the foreign provider. Upon returning to the U.S., you may need to remove the foreign carrier's SIM to be able to acquire the Sprint network.

Unlocking FAQs

What does it mean for my device to be 'locked'?
The term 'locked' means that either Sprint software or the manufacturers' device designs tie the device to Sprint's network, such that the device can only be used on Sprint's network.

Why does Sprint lock its devices?
Most Sprint devices are sold at a discounted price, often in exchange for a customer entering into a term service commitment, or pursuant to an installment billing agreement, which enables a customer to pay off the price of the device over a period of time. Locking software protects Sprint by ensuring that those discounted devices remain on Sprint's network until our customers have either fulfilled their term service commitment or their installment billing agreement.

How can I unlock my device?
For devices that qualify under Sprint's Unlocking Policy, Sprint will provide any applicable MSL code, and/or unlock the device, to the extent that a device is capable of being unlocked. Generally, to qualify under Sprint's Unlocking Policy, the device must be associated with an account in good standing and not be subject to an outstanding term service agreement or installment billing agreement.

I have the MSL code for my device. Does that mean that my device is unlocked?
The MSL code may be used to override operational parameters restricting the device to operating on Sprint's network; however, the MSL code alone will not enable certain devices to operate on a different carrier's network. Enabling a device to work on another carrier's network may necessitate the carrier or party attempting to unlock the device to address the firmware hardcoded into the device at the time the device was manufactured, which in turn requires extensive technological knowledge and skill. Whether another carrier is able to or will unlock a device is subject to that carrier's policies and practices.

I've been told by another carrier that Sprint needs to unlock my SIM slot in order to use my phone on the other carrier's network.
For eligible devices, Sprint will unlock the SIM slot, to the extent that a device SIM slot is capable of being unlocked. It is important to note that not all devices are capable of being unlocked, often because of the manufacturers' device designs, and that even for those devices capable of being unlocked, not all device functionality may be capable of being unlocked. Specifically, devices manufactured with a SIM slot within the past three years (including, but not limited to, all Apple iPhone devices), cannot be unlocked to accept a different domestic carrier's SIM for use on another domestic carrier's network. Sprint has no technological process available to do this. In accordance with Sprint's voluntary commitment contained within CTIA's Consumer Code for Wireless Service ("Unlocking Commitment"), Sprint is working to ensure that all devices developed and launched on or after February 11, 2015, are capable of being unlocked domestically.

If my device is unlocked, does that mean I will be able to use it with a different carrier?
Even if unlocked, Sprint devices will not necessarily work on another carrier's network. Whether an unlocked Sprint device can be used on another carrier's network is subject to that carrier's policies and network compatibilities. Even if a different carrier will activate a Sprint device on its network, Sprint does not make any guarantees as to a Sprint device's performance on another carrier's network or that any or all device features or functionalities will be fully or partially operational. Although a phone manufacturer may manufacture the same device model and name for different wireless carriers offering wireless service in the United States, Sprint devices are specifically designed to function on Sprint's network and Sprint's frequencies and technologies.

I have been told that my device is not capable of being unlocked and/or does not have a corresponding MSL code. What can I do?
Many devices that have been manufactured for Sprint simply are not capable of being unlocked, or will not have a corresponding MSL code. For example, Sprint-branded iPhones have been manufactured in a way that prevents them from being unlocked to allow the device to activate on a different carrier's network in the United States. This is because, prior to the development of the voluntary commitment contained in CTIA's Consumer Code for Wireless Service ("Unlocking Commitment") carriers were not required to, and many carriers did not, develop their devices to be capable of being unlocked. Sprint strongly encourages owners of such devices to consider Sprint's Buyback Program, which may enable them to trade in their old devices to receive an in-store credit toward the purchase of a new device or to receive an account credit. For more information, visit sprint.com/buyback. To help resolve this problem, Sprint has committed to ensure that all of its devices produced after February 11, 2015, are capable of being unlocked.

I am a former Sprint customer or was never a Sprint customer but have purchased a Sprint device from a third party other than Sprint. Can I get the MSL code?
For individuals owners who can provide the telephone number last associated with the device, Sprint may be able to provide the applicable MSL Code if the account associated with the device is in good standing (service or installment contract fulfilled, payments are current, no write-off balance, not associated with a phone sent to collections, phone not reported lost or stolen, etc.).

I see that Sprint has a separate unlocking policy for international travel. Why is that?
For Sprint customers traveling abroad for a short period of time, often their Sprint service can be provisioned to allow for international roaming. See sprint.com/international for full details. However, Sprint customers remaining overseas for extended periods of time may prefer to try to use their Sprint device to receive service from a foreign carrier. Certain newer devices have been engineered to include a SIM slot, which may be capable of being unlocked to allow a foreign carrier's SIM card to be inserted, thus allowing the device to be used on a foreign carrier's network.  Unlocking the international SIM slot will not allow the device to be used on another domestic carrier's network.

The international unlock policy says that Account Spending Limit ('ASL') customers are not eligible to have their devices unlocked for international travel.  Why is that and is there any way to get around that requirement?
Sprint's systems were originally hardcoded to restrict ASL customers from unlocking their devices for international travel, though Sprint is working to update its systems to allow ASL customers who have completed their Service Agreement or Installment Billing Agreement to unlock their devices for international travel and will have those updates in place by February 11, 2015, per the Unlocking Commitment.  After 18 months of service and responsible payment, Sprint may remove your spending limit and you may then be eligible to have your device unlocked for international travel.

I am a member of the military and am set to be deployed overseas. Can I have my device unlocked for international travel?
Military personnel traveling abroad for a short period of time may wish to have their Sprint service provisioned to allow for international roaming. See sprint.com/international for full details. However, military personnel remaining overseas for extended periods of time may prefer to try to use their Sprint device with a foreign carrier. If you have a capable device, you may be eligible to have your device unlocked for international usage.

Sprint's unlocking policy appears to apply only to postpaid customers. I am a prepaid customer. Am I eligible to have my device unlocked?
Neither Sprint nor its prepaid affiliates (Virgin Mobile, Boost Mobile, and Assurance Wireless) currently unlock devices for prepaid customers. However, in accordance with the Unlocking Commitment, Sprint and its prepaid affiliates are working to create new policies and procedures in order to unlock prepaid devices, or to provide the information necessary to unlock the devices, after certain eligibility requirements to be established are met. Consistent with the Unlocking Commitment, Sprint and its prepaid affiliates will implement these new policies and procedures no later than February 11, 2015.

http://www.sprint.com/legal/unlocking_policy.html

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How do I unlock phone from carrier

If you’ve decided it’s time to unlock your iPhone or Android phone, you have come to the right place. If you read our previous post on why you should unlock, you know you can grab some extra cash when you trade in. To find out how to unlock your device, we’ve compiled information for all four major carriers all in one place.

Is unlocking my cell phone legal?

First, is unlocking legal? A new ruling by the FCC last month ensures consumers can have their phones unlocked by their carriers at the end of their contract and it requires the process to be uniform and simple across carriers. In a Dec. 12 letter to the FCC, the wireless trade group CTIA outlined six new unlocking policies:

    Carriers will post on their websites clear and accessible information about how to unlock devices.
    Upon request, carriers will unlock devices for consumers who have completed their contracts.
    Upon request, carriers will unlock prepaid devices within a year of activation, subject to “reasonable time, payment or usage requirements.”
    Carriers will either notify consumers when their devices are eligible or automatically unlock them.
    The process for unlocking devices will be initiated, if not completed, within two business days of an eligible request.
    Military personnel deployed overseas will be able to unlock their devices.

Carriers have agreed to implement three of the policies within three months and the rest within a year.

Unlocking varies by carrier

Many carriers have eligibility requirements you must meet before you can unlock, so make sure you read all the details first on their website. You can also contact a customer care representative from your carrier for any questions regarding unlocking your phone and your eligibility.

How do I unlock my phone on AT&T

To get started unlocking your device on AT&T, head to the AT&T Device Unlock website. Once there, you will need some vital information about your account and your device,including:

    Account-holder’s full name,
    Last 4 digits of the account holder’s social security number
    AT&T account password (if you have an online account)
    IMEI (serial number) of your device. The IMEI can be found by dialing *#06# OR by going to Settings > General > About. In the event your device can’t power on, this number can also be found on the original box, under the battery, or back of the device.

Once you have that information you should be ready to complete the AT&T Device Unlock Form. The unlock process can take up to 5 days and you can check the status of your request at the AT&T Device Unlock Request Status website.

Here are all the requirements needed to be eligible to unlock your AT&T device:

    The person requesting the unlock code must be one of the following:
        A current AT&T customer
        A former AT&T customer who can provide the phone number or account number for the account
    Your device was designed for use on AT&T’s network.
    Your device must be paid for in full.
    Your device wasn’t reported lost or stolen.

AT&T also limits the number of devices you can unlock in 1 year

    Current customers are allowed up to five device unlocks per account, per year.
    Former customers are allowed a total of five device unlocks per former account.

Full details and eligibility requirements on unlocking your AT&T device can be found on the AT&T support page.

How do I unlock my phone on Verizon

A majority of the smartphones offered by Verizon Wireless work on both CDMA and GSM networks. Verizon has done this so that customers have an easier time when traveling abroad. Most carriers outside the United States use GSM technology, similar to AT&T and T-Mobile.

Unlike AT&T, Verizon does not currently offer an online solution for an unlock request. Verizon customers will need to call 1-800-711-8300 (Verizon Global Support) and ask the representative for a SIM unlock.

There is also good news for many Verizon customers when it comes to unlocking. The majority of Verizon phones that support GSM technology (have a SIM card slot) and are 4G LTE capable already and come factory unlocked from the carrier! The complete list of global ready devices can be found at Verizon, but it includes many popular handsets like the iPhone 5S, HTC One Max, Galaxy Note 3 and Motorola X. Customers that own non 4G capable devices that support SIM cards, will need to submit a device unlock request.

This includes many popular handsets such as:

    iPhone 4/4S
    Motorola Droid 2 Global
    Motorola Droid 3
    HTC Trophy
    HTC DROID Incredible 2
    BlackBerry Bold 9930
    BlackBerry Torch 9850

How do I unlock my phone on T-Mobile

T-Mobile customers must contact customer care in order to get their device unlocked by dialing 611 from their handset, or by calling them at 1-877-746-0909. Before you make the call you will want to have all the necessary information in front of you so you do not have to call back.

Information needed for T-Mobile Unlocking request:

    Phone number of primary account holder
    Last four of social security number
    Account password (if any)
    IMEI (The IMEI can be found by dialing *#06# OR by going to Settings > General > About.)

Like AT&T, T-Mobile has also set in place various requirements in order to complete your unlock request.

    You have purchased your device from T-Mobile or an authorized T-Mobile dealer and activated it on T-Mobile service
    You have requested no more than 2 SIM unlock codes per line of service in the last 12 months
    You paid for your device in full
    Your account is in good standing
    Your device has been active on the T-Mobile network for 40 days
    If you are under a service contract, you have made monthly payments for at least 18 consecutive months on your plan, or have paid a migration fee for the device; certain exceptions may apply please call Customer Care for details
    If you are on a Prepaid plan, you have had more than $50 in total refills on the device
    If you are a former customer, your account balance is zero and you did not port out a line associated with the device during the buyer’s remorse period
    You provide proof of purchase if T-Mobile is unable to verify purchase

Being a T-Mobile customer, I can tell you first hand I had no trouble unlocking.

How do I unlock my phone on Sprint

Last but not least we have Sprint, the nation’s third biggest carrier. Sprint is probably the least friendly when it comes to unlocking as they have no online form available and their devices come completely locked. Just like Verizon, Sprint phones primarily operate on CDMA technology, rather than GSM found on AT&T and T-Mobile. Sprint does have many global roaming devices, which include SIM card slots when traveling abroad. If you own one of these devices and wish to get it unlocked, here is exactly what to do.

First off you will need to contact Sprint Worldwide Care to get your device unlock request submitted. Sprint’s primary customer care team does not handle device unlock requests. Sprint Worldwide Care can be reached via chat or email from the web or by calling 1-888-226-7212. Before you make that call you should round up some key information that the customer care team may need, including the following:

    Phone number of primary account holder
    Last four of social security number
    Account password (if any)
    IMEI (The IMEI can be found by dialing *#06# OR by going to Settings > General > About.)

Sprint also has some requirements in order get your device unlocked. The carrier requires the account to be active at least for 90 days and in good standing order to be eligible for an unlock code. If your account is in good standing and you meet the requirements, Sprint should unlock your device in as little as 5 days.

Sprint requirements for unlocking your smartphone:

    Account must be in good-standing
    Device active on account at least 90 days
    Spending limit Accounts (ASL) are not eligible
    Unlocking is for use with International SIM cards only

My final words of advice is to try to be pleasant and patient during the unlocking process. I have found that “killing them with kindness” is the best approach for dealing with the carriers and their overworked customer care representatives..

https://www.gazelle.com/thehorn/2014/01/29/unlock-phone-carrier/

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tulipiris 发表于 2014-10-13 11:41
@pass-by 快帮我发挥你的魅力。。。

妈呀。。楼下的下鸟我了。。
帮你艾特IT男。。@usnma @國際原子能貿易

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pass-by 发表于 2014-10-14 23:38
妈呀。。楼下的下鸟我了。。
帮你艾特IT男。。@usnma @國際原子能貿易

太长Scroll到一半决定放弃了

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usnma 发表于 2014-10-14 22:28
太长Scroll到一半决定放弃了

放弃啥呀 就当练英文了呗

肯尼亚的仓鼠喵

看答案系列

國際原子能貿易

pass-by 发表于 2014-10-15 00:38
妈呀。。楼下的下鸟我了。。
帮你艾特IT男。。@usnma @國際原子能貿易

我觉得这事，不付费没谁会给看吧。。。。。而且还不能时候收费的那种

因为的确太耗时间了

安娜的闲置小铺

我朋友买full price的verizon然后用ATT解锁了，现在用着没啥问题

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piyopiyo81 发表于 2014-10-15 14:10
放弃啥呀 就当练英文了呗

中文的也一样嫌长～