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2009-11-20
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#552
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Originally Posted by Venomrush
Quoting it was equally clever
You might want to remove your order number from that post
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2009-11-21
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#553
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Originally Posted by Cue
I would bet a small sum they will not be sim locked. Just cant see it happening unless Tmobile have a branded firmware.
Problem is, I recently went to the London Flagship Nokia store and placed an order with a T-mobile contract too (the one I wanted before they removed it from MPD). My question now is should I cancel my previous order. Since I assume (please tell me if I assume wrong) the PAYG order is like buying an off-line N900 for £392. What makes me reluctant to cancel is that I once read a post here which said that the flagship store offers T-mobile branded N900s which are locked to them, anybody know if this is true? should I cancel my MPD order?
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2009-11-21
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#554
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Originally Posted by dansus
You could always return the device I reckon?
I would bet a small sum they will not be sim locked. Just cant see it happening unless Tmobile have a branded firmware.
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2009-11-21
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#555
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Originally Posted by Venomrush
and from your quote? lol
You might want to remove your order number from that post
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2009-11-21
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#556
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Originally Posted by dansus
Thanks dansus, that's what I thought. I just hope that the N900 has not been defaced with a big T-mobile logo on it.
I would bet a small sum they will not be sim locked. Just cant see it happening unless Tmobile have a branded firmware.
Originally Posted by Venomrush;
I'd have to send the device back and pay for delivery. Small price to pay I guess, especially if it could save me £78 in the long run. Might even sell it myself if I end up with 2 N900s.
You could always return the device I reckon?
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2009-11-26
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#557
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I thought this was interesting re exclusivity and which networks and when:
http://www.mobile-users.net/2009/11/...sivity-update/
http://www.mobile-users.net/2009/11/...s-will-get-it/
http://www.mobile-users.net/2009/11/...sivity-update/
http://www.mobile-users.net/2009/11/...s-will-get-it/
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2009-11-26
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#558
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i just got a new o2 pay and go sim but cant get internet to work with it as anyone else tried using it. do i have to phone up or something to activate internet ?
btw how do i edit network connection settings
btw how do i edit network connection settings
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2009-11-26
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i think O2 might be blocking my n900 or something b/c when i try get setting sent from o2 site it wont let me do it with my number and when i send sms to get them sent to me i get no reply.
as anyone else had problems with O2 if not do i need to phone up and activate sim as i read old sims need activating, although mine is new directly from o2
any ideas?
as anyone else had problems with O2 if not do i need to phone up and activate sim as i read old sims need activating, although mine is new directly from o2
any ideas?
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