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johna8

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#66154 13-Aug-2010 13:40

iPhone requires activation, hoping someone has got an Optus SIM available within Wgtn?
Regards,
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NZCoderGuy

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#367167 13-Aug-2010 13:55

Phone them in Australia, pay the unlock, and unlock the phone!

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johna8

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#367168 13-Aug-2010 13:57

Not so easy, being that I'm from NZ. I will track down an Optus sim anyhow.
I will unlock it the next time I'm in Australia.

sbiddle

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#367180 13-Aug-2010 14:13

I have a Virgin one. Unsure if network locks for their devices are specific to Virgin and Optus or they use the same network locks for both.

NealR

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#367188 13-Aug-2010 14:23

Steve,

I think I have one in my drawer but I'm currently in Auckland

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johna8

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#367190 13-Aug-2010 14:25

Neal: I'm keen on the sim, I'm actually in Auckland this weekend but based in the city.
I'll send you an email.

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#367192 13-Aug-2010 14:26

Steve,

Contact Amber. She found one in my draw at work

Neal

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johna8

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#367221 13-Aug-2010 15:36

Thanks for the reply guys, much appreciated for the response.

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