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Why would you unlock a phone when you are still on your contract? That doesn't make any sense. If you switch carriers, then by definition you have just ended
by px43 14y ago
Why would you unlock a phone when you are still on your contract? That doesn't make any sense. If you switch carriers, then by definition you have just ended your contract, and you should be able to use your old phone. This is exactly what the petition is talking about.
- uvdiv 14y agoWhy would you unlock a phone when you are still on your contract? So that you can switch telecoms when you're travelling, to avoid extortionate fees. This is one of the complaints in the petition.
- zero_intp 14y agoGoing overseas is a great example. I take my original unlocked t-mobile nexus one out of the states and am able to buy a sim and get local phone service for very inexpensive rates.
- bbrian 14y agoIf you desperately want to leave your network but don't want to drop, e.g., €300 in one day for the privilege, you should be able to leave and continue paying off the €50/month that you've signed up to and to do what you want with the handset.
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