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Topic # 96483 28-Jan-2012 14:40
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Hi everyone

Well i'm new here so sorry if there's already been a previous discussion on this topic, I;ve tried looking through the forums but could'nt find the answer i'm looking for. My question is about a new cellfone that I got for christmas a HTC Desire HD from Australia. The box that it came in had a sticker on it saying the device is locked to the vodafone network. So is it possible to have it unlocked from this network or is that even allowed? If yes, how can I do this?

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  Reply # 574417 28-Jan-2012 14:55
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https://unlock.vodafone.com.au/voila/handsetunlock/self-service.html;jsessionid=819CE6E871BBAC23C10832BE9DA54445?method=selectService




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  Reply # 574424 28-Jan-2012 15:23
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The link above has all the details. Just have your credit card handy and you're away.




 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 574973 30-Jan-2012 15:46
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Thanks for that.

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