How can I get my mobile phone unlocked in Warsaw?

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16 Apr 2009 / #1

Mainly I am looking for the right thing to say in Polish :) I think there is a small kiosk in Metro Ratusz, does anyone have any suggestions in the same area please?

berni23 7 | 377

16 Apr 2009 / #2

Just take your mobile to any shop, where they sell used mobiles.
"Unlock" should do the trick.

BTW: There are new calculators, that can even unlock a BB5 online.
Just don't try it to often, so the people @ the shop have chance.

gumishu 15 | 6183

16 Apr 2009 / #3

usunąć simlock - not absolutely grammatical (though younger generations speak this way)

oosoononch simlock - is approximate English pronounciation for this

it means to remove simlock

unlock may not help not all Poles are that English proficient

BevK 11 | 248

19 Apr 2009 / #4

Thanks! However several shops were unable to unlock my phone - seems like the dire prediction from O2 were correct: it can't be unlocked for a year is their official line. I'm now the not so proud owner of an older model Sony Ericsson, but at least it was cheap!

Harry

20 Apr 2009 / #5

Thanks! However several shops were unable to unlock my phone - seems like the dire prediction from O2 were correct: it can't be unlocked for a year is their official line.

Every phone can be unlocked. What model do you have?

BevK 11 | 248

21 Apr 2009 / #6

Sony Ericsson T303. I was sceptical at first but seems no one could get round the encoding.

I would like to unlock it and then maybe keep the other one as a spare because the new phone is a lot nicer to use!