What is cell phone unlocking?
Cell phone unlocking is the removal of a lock code that the service provider has set on the phone to block it from use with another service provider. When a phone is unlocked it may be used with a different carrier. GSM phones can be used with T-Mobile, Cingular, AT&T, Orange, Vodafone, Fido, Rogers, Cellular One, Suncom, TelCel, or any other GSM service provider. IDEN phones may be used with Boost Mobile, Telus, Nextel, Southern Linc, Mike, or any other IDEN network in the world. CDMA phones may be unlocked and then reprogrammed to work with Cricket, Verizon, Alltel, Metro PCS, Sprint, Qwest, US Cellular, or any other CDMA service provided that the service provider is willing to activate the phone on their network.

We can also reset a forgotten user code by unlocking your phone.

Is cell phone unlocking legal?
Yes, cell phone unlocking is legal in most countries, including the United States of America. An exemption was passed in November of 2006 making it legal to circumvent technology in cell phones. Cell phone unlocking is legal as long as the IMEI or ESN numbers are not tampered with in any way. All of our unlocking solutions do not make any changes to the ESN or IMEI number of any cell phone. We will not change the phones electronic serial number because that is against the law so please do not ask.

Will unlocking damage my phone?
Absolutely not! Some other unlocking services sell software that requires a flash (write) to phone in order to unlock it. All of our software and equipment works without flashing or writing anything to the phone. Our software simply reads the unlock code and automatically enters it into the phone without doing anything else that could potentially cause damage. In addition to unlocking software we also offer unlock codes that can be found in the Motorola, Cingular, or T-Mobile database so you can simply enter the code to the phones keypad and it will be unlocked!