I have a 3gs with old bootrom, iOS 4.3.5 BB 5.16.02, locked to US AT&T. Diligent search through these forums and elsewhere suggests that although I can jailbreak this phone, the standard way to unlock it won't work without changing the baseband and risking the loss of GPS functionality (unacceptable).
Whenever I search for information, though, sites pop up offering software that supposedly can do what I want ... for a price. Now the price ($19.95, $24.95, thereabouts) is not an obstacle, if this works. But it's hard to believe the people selling this know something that the vast non-commercial community doesn't. So my question is: is there any reason to think these offers are worth considering? Any experience with places like "iPhone-unlocker-pro", "fast-unlock-iphone", etc.? When I find comments on these sites, they are all more or less the same with essentially the same bad grammar, so it's pretty clear they're fake. Are there any real experiences out there?
I'm in china for the next few months, and I'd really like to have local service. I don't care so much about jailbreaking per se -- it's just getting the phone unlocked that matters to me. Any hope?
Thanks,
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Steve Anderson
Whenever I search for information, though, sites pop up offering software that supposedly can do what I want ... for a price. Now the price ($19.95, $24.95, thereabouts) is not an obstacle, if this works. But it's hard to believe the people selling this know something that the vast non-commercial community doesn't. So my question is: is there any reason to think these offers are worth considering? Any experience with places like "iPhone-unlocker-pro", "fast-unlock-iphone", etc.? When I find comments on these sites, they are all more or less the same with essentially the same bad grammar, so it's pretty clear they're fake. Are there any real experiences out there?
I'm in china for the next few months, and I'd really like to have local service. I don't care so much about jailbreaking per se -- it's just getting the phone unlocked that matters to me. Any hope?
Thanks,
--
Steve Anderson