Unlocked Phones: Good or Bad???

Many cell phone carriers want you to think that you are limited to purchasing their brand of phones. But it is possible to buy a Cingular phone, and use it on T-mobile, and vice-versa. The phone needs to be "unlocked" and it is becoming a very popular thing to do with phones. PC Magazine has an excellent discussion on this subject, which was prompted by a letter to them. It’s good information, and well worth reading.

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2 Responses to “Unlocked Phones: Good or Bad???”


  1. Now why doesn’t it surprise me that Verizon is on that list of exceptions? Everyday, more and more reasons why Verizon is becoming known “on the street” as the Nickle-n’- Dime company….

  2. Thanks for the link. It was well worth reading. I look forward to your future work.

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