Any potential harm to unlock my phone?

Hi, I am debating whether or not to unlock my brand new Nokia 6610 I
got from T-mobile. I have signed a one-year service agreement.

If I choose to unlock the phone right now, is there any harm? Would
my phone still operate properly with the current T-mobile plan? Don't
ask me why I want to do it I am just the kind of guy who likes to
fool around.

I have downloaded several unlocking programs. They all seem pretty
easy to use so I am tempted!

Thanks,
James

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"James Cloud" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi, I am debating whether or not to unlock my brand new Nokia 6610 I
> got from T-mobile. I have signed a one-year service agreement.
>
> If I choose to unlock the phone right now, is there any harm? Would
> my phone still operate properly with the current T-mobile plan? Don't
> ask me why I want to do it I am just the kind of guy who likes to
> fool around.
>
> I have downloaded several unlocking programs. They all seem pretty
> easy to use so I am tempted!
>
> Thanks,
> James

wont **** up anything, possibly your warrenty if they find out though.

James Cloud wrote:
>> Hi, I am debating whether or not to unlock my brand new Nokia 6610 I
>> got from T-mobile. I have signed a one-year service agreement.
>>
>> If I choose to unlock the phone right now, is there any harm? Would
>> my phone still operate properly with the current T-mobile plan?
>> Don't ask me why I want to do it I am just the kind of guy who
>> likes to fool around.
>>
>> I have downloaded several unlocking programs. They all seem pretty
>> easy to use so I am tempted!
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James

No harm in unlocking.