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People buy their official real Samsung unlock codes, the phone asks (as typical, as it must) for the Network Unlock Pin Code however DAMN the codes do ...

Originally Posted by davidsabin

These days Instant Messengers are all the rage, forget about text messages, that’s old school stuff now. Why use text messages that cost you something each and every time you send a message? Even if you have an SMS subscription that has a costs associated with them, and if you ever want to send a picture or a video that will cost you extra. Instant Messengers makes these things redundant it combines the powers of SMS and MMS without the extra cost, all you need would be an internet connection and

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As a new (premium) member of the forum I wanted to write this blog post to give you guys kinda of a exclusive. The following news has NOT yet been made publicly anywhere on the web - not even on our own website's blog!

So what's the fuss you ask?
Glad you asked , if you are aware of the current Samsung unlocking market you must have heard about EFSv2.0 security. This security is active on the very popular models like I9300, N7100, I9500 and others and makes it impossible to ...

There are many reasons that you may have for wanting to unlock your mobile phone and the good news is, it’s now easy and perfectly legal. Unless your handset was purchased in the US after January 26, 2013, there is nothing holding you back. Maybe you want to make calls much cheaper when you’re on holiday, in which case, unlocking your phone and replacing the contract SIM with a local one could save a lot of money. It may be that you want to sell the phone on ...

Originally Posted by Gio7707

I love this guy ...aggressive and business driven !! You know he got kicked out at the AT&T party in Las Vegas ...I love this guy ...great asset to the company see here :

CEO John Legere was kicked out of AT&T’s party, the smallest U.S. carrier came to CES 2014 with the intention of making noise. It succeeded on Wednesday afternoon when Legere announced an aggressive new initiative for T-Mobile: It will pay AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint subscribers up to $650 to drop their

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