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Jun 23, 2012
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Hi all,

I purchased a white iPhone 4 locked in the US, but I had no idea that it was sold in Canada. As a result, the carrier that had the contract with the phone is the only one that can unlock this phone so I can use it here in the US. But they refuse to unlock it for me because I don't have an account with them, and Apple support on the phone said they can't unlock it for me.

Is there anything I could do to fix this problem? I'm really out of options, thanks all!
 
Depending on the iPhone's baseband, you can use a Gevey Turbo Sim.

Thanks for the reply. How can I know the baseband by the IMEI/serial number? Where would I get this Gevey sim? I'd like more info about this, thanks!
 
From the phone, click on settings, general, about, scroll to modem firmware (baseband).

You can buy one (authentic) from www.applenberry.com

Thanks, but is there another way to find the baseband info since I can't access the phone's settings? I would need a valid SIM card to finalize the setup which I don't have

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Thanks, but is there another way to find the baseband info since I can't access the phone's settings? I would need a valid SIM card to finalize the setup which I don't have

This doesn't add up.

Have you used the phone in Canada? What do you mean you bought it in the US and it is locked to Canada?

All you have to do is go to the phone settings to see the baseband info. If you cannot do that then that is the part that doesn't add up.
 
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