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T-Mobile,, Unlocking
Hi all, My contract is nearly up with T-Mobile (18 month) What is the chances of them unlocking my phone for free, Ask them nicely, Threaten them, Grovel to them etc
,, Im wanting to use my Nokia N70 on '3' cos T-Mobile signal round here is a joke.......
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Hi all, My contract is nearly up with T-Mobile (18 month) What is the chances of them unlocking my phone for free, Ask them nicely, Threaten them, Grovel to them etc
,, Im wanting to use my Nokia N70 on '3' cos T-Mobile signal round here is a joke.......![]()
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Its not a no. Its just that only T-Mobile can answer that question; all you can do is ask politely and see what they say.
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they wanted £30 after 2 years on contract from my mate to unlock his. He was really polite on the phone to them too. If you get any luck, post and pm me the name of the person or extension so I can pass it on to him because he's still angry and wondering what to do. Apparently they also won't give you the PAC code for free until the last day of your contract, causing you to go a few days without a phone or use PAYG. Lousy co.
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they wanted £30 after 2 years on contract from my mate to unlock his. He was really polite on the phone to them too. If you get any luck, post and pm me the name of the person or extension so I can pass it on to him because he's still angry and wondering what to do. Apparently they also won't give you the PAC code for free until the last day of your contract, causing you to go a few days without a phone or use PAYG. Lousy co.
Why should you be given a PAC code free of charge when you are still inside the 12/18 months that you agreed to to move to a different network? Doesnt really make sense for them to loose out so you can take your number to another network, and no it doesnt mean your without a phone it means that you pay an extra couple of days until the number ports out of the network, and if you dont want to do that then give your 30 days notice for the contract to end on the last day of your 12/18 months. |
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Why should you be given a PAC code free of charge when you are still inside the 12/18 months that you agreed to to move to a different network? Doesnt really make sense for them to loose out so you can take your number to another network, and no it doesnt mean your without a phone it means that you pay an extra couple of days until the number ports out of the network, and if you dont want to do that then give your 30 days notice for the contract to end on the last day of your 12/18 months. |
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