>I don't know the procedure for unlocking your phone but some can be
>unlocked with a code while others require attachment to special
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>> I had a couple of question regarding unlocking a Samsung phone that
>> I'd like to buy through Cingular for use with my T-Mobile plan.
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>> 2) Is it a situation where Cingular or T-Mobile can find out and send
>> a code that will lock it on me again even after I unlock it?
T-Mobile won't; they have no contract with you which allows them to do so. The
contractual right comes only if you buy the mobile from them.
Cingular can't; they won't be talking to your phone once you put a T-Mobile SIM
in it.
>> The reason I would like to do this is because T-Mobile's phone
>> selection flat-out sucks. There is very little selection compared to
>> most of the other cell-plan providers. I've waited several months to
>> see if it would change but believe it or not, T-Mobile's phone
>> selection is smaller than ever now.
Did it myself; use a phone originally from Rogers on T-Mobile.
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