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| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 18th Aug 2008 |
Comments for Five Second iPhone Unlock On The Way
Jay said on 19th August 2008
Gordon said on 19th August 2008
That's the next challenge ;)
eBay perhaps... or see how those PAYG prices turn out, especially in other countries.
Qortuba said on 19th August 2008
Call me crazy, but I got my iPhone 3G through eBay for US$790. Others paid much more. I was, for some reason, very confident that an unlock was around the corner. Anyway, it seems my wait is over. You might want to check how much it costs to sign a contract then cancel it (cancellation fees and other stuff). In the US, a "contract-free" iPhone 3G costs $299 + around $400 for cancellation = around $700.
kdot said on 19th August 2008
From what I have read the Zibri's method is quite dangerous if it fails (never had it happen) and also the bootloader changes are non-reversible which may cause problems if you ever need to have apple fulfill a warrenty claim. After reading all the dangers I am sticking with Pwnage, plus changing my loading pics and custom firmware, for lack of a better = ftw!
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This is great news I've always been a fan of zibri and have never had any problem with any of his work; but what I need now is how I am able to get a new iphone 3g at a reasonable price without the contract from O2 attached, assuming that this is able to unlock the phone to any network, as this has to yet be confirmed.