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Ultimate Geek
Topic # 61172 11-May-2010 12:15 Send private message

Hi

We are going to Thailand later this year and I'm wondering if my Nokia 6121 can be used there?  Are the phones here locked?  I will be looking at getting a pre-paid sim up there rather than roaming.  I'm on a plan here not pre-paid.

Anybody know if I will have any problems?




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  Reply # 328879 11-May-2010 12:29 Send private message

As advised many times before on Geekzone Vodafone NZ do not SIM lock hardware

John




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  Reply # 328882 11-May-2010 12:36 Send private message

Thanks for the quick reply John.

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  Reply # 328921 11-May-2010 13:55 Send private message

wallop: Thanks for the quick reply John.


No worries but in saying this

http://www.vodafone.co.nz/help/unlocking-your-mobile.jsp?q=unlock




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