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Why would I want to have a phone unlocked?
If you unlock your phone, you can switch to any other network.
If you are traveling abroad, you can use your phone with the local network and do away with roaming charges.
Unlocked phones usually have a higher resale value than phones that are locked.
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| Deborah West | Posted on Dec 6 2011 1:07AM |
| if I buy an unlocked phone from the US and I live and have a contract in Canada, can I use this phone my my current contract | |
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Frequently Asked Unlocking Questions
- How do I know if my mobile phone is locked?
- Do you give a refund?
- What do I do if my mobile network provider, or my mobile phone's model number is not supported?
- Why is my mobile phone's unlocking code not available?
- How long does it take to get my phone unlocked after I buy this service?
- How do I find my mobile phone's IMEI number?
- What is an IMEI number?
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- Is unlocking legal?
- How do you check to see if an IMEI number is correct?
- How do I know if my phone can be unlocked?
- How do I unlock my phone?
- Will unlocking the phone remove my service provider's settings and logos?
- Will I have to unlock my phone every time I change a sim card?
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- How does unlocking work in The Unlock Spot.com?
- Do you charge transaction or processing fees?
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