First rule: Don't tell them you're doing it to switch carriers.
I made this mistake on my first call. Heh.
The reply I got was a curt, "In that case, we cannot unlock your phone for you."
Barring the conundrum that I evidently don't really own the phone I've already purchased from them, this gave me hope. There must be some cases where they "can" unlock it.
A quick Google search revealed that they're happy to oblige if it means you're traveling abroad and want your hardware to mingle with some foreign SIM cards. Called back, mentioned a pending trip abroad, and now I'm getting emailed that unlock code. Phew. Fortunately I didn't have to list my reasons for travel, destinations, and window/aisle-seat preference.
And if you're looking for some strategies to get refunded on those overage charges, I even photoshopped the Cingular logo for that entry.
Incidentally, here's today's header! (click for the explanation)
2 comments:
Alex,
I find your comment strangely unrelated to the attached post. Is this some form of solicitation?
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