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Weelock Throbbing Titan UID 69 Digest Posts 0 Credits 4376 Posts 2584 Karma 4304 Acceptance 1435 Reading Access 70 Registered 19-2-2007 Location Mars Colony, Mongo City Status Offline

#81 Post at 26-10-2011 13:55  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #80 TheButler's post I believe also if you jailbreak or unlock your phone yourself, you void the warranty.  If you go for any repairs and they find out, Apple will ask tons of questions before they fix it. About 1 year after buying my phone, my ATT phone was unlocked for free by ATT. Recent Ratings TheButler   26-10-2011 14:29   Acceptance   +1   Your iPhone was unlocked free? Or was it another make?

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#82 Post at 27-10-2011 11:03  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #81 Weelock's post Yes it was unlocked for free by ATT.  After about 18 months of using my ATT phone, I called them and say I wanted to use my phone overseas. They told my I have to unlocked it and they could do it for free. This was over 4 years ago. I have been a ATT customer for over 10 years before getting this phone. I have gone thur about 2 other phones. The first phone was on their old TDMA network.  I have also done it with my sister's phone when she went to Hong Kong two years ago.

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#83 Post at 30-10-2011 15:54  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I just pre-ordered 2 iPhone 4s factory unlocked, but I have a few questions before I bring it to HK... both sealed. Is there any tax or restrictions on bringing iPhone 4s in HK before its released? I know in China impose their brand tax, but what about HK?

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#84 Post at 30-10-2011 20:36  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Shouldn't be an issue. Electronics are not listed on the HK Gov't website as being dutiable. HK Gov't only really worries about tobacco/liquor/certain food products and restricted items. If they do ask, just say it's a gift for a friend.

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