Post by DJRipster on Feb 12, 2015 2:46:19 GMT
Starting today, if you have paid off your phone (regardless if it was done via a subsidized contract or an installment plan), or own a pre-paid phone for a year, all four of the major U.S. mobile operators have to unlock your phone if you make such a request. In addition, the carriers are now required to tell you when you can unlock your phone. If you are U.S. military personnel, the new rules require a carrier to unlock your handset if you so desire.
You can learn more about the carrier's unlocking policies here... If you understand these policies, you can proceed through the following links to get started unlocking your device
We have also put together a detailed guide on how to unlock your phone on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint or T-Mobile. Have you faced any issues unlocking your smartphone with your carrier? Discuss the issues you have faced below and we will try and help you resolve them
You can learn more about the carrier's unlocking policies here... If you understand these policies, you can proceed through the following links to get started unlocking your device
We have also put together a detailed guide on how to unlock your phone on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint or T-Mobile. Have you faced any issues unlocking your smartphone with your carrier? Discuss the issues you have faced below and we will try and help you resolve them
