Say this on the tesco mobile site. I think it was £15 before. I'm not quite sure but it might help somebody.
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doncoop
10 Feb 164#5
think he means they're criminal for locking them in the first place and phones should be sim free.
which for the most part i agree
JayS2014
11 Feb 163#9
it's EU law now that phones should be unlocked upon request. EE unlock for £8.95 online for example regardless of contract length.
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Super18
10 Feb 16#1
Saw this on the tesco mobile site. I'm not quite sure but I think it was £15 before. Thought it might help somebody.
qw3rtyhhng
10 Feb 16#2
This is great
Tesco phones are a pain to unlock elsewhere.
rhodyate
10 Feb 162#3
Mobile networks locking phones is criminal, but have some heat mate.
Super18 to rhodyate
10 Feb 161#4
What do you mean? Tesco will unlocked it for you and you are not commiting a crime by just unlocking a phone.
doncoop
10 Feb 164#5
think he means they're criminal for locking them in the first place and phones should be sim free.
which for the most part i agree
Super18
10 Feb 161#6
That's does make sense.
Nexusfifth
10 Feb 16#7
Yeah, I would advise you to check eBay for most of their locked phones, never had a problem with couple I unlocked, also I never paid more than 2£. Still if it is older than 12 months this is very nice of them and cheaper than many other networks...
Dusty
10 Feb 16#8
Excellent especially if you own a Nokia you want unlocking. The Lumia's are a right pain!
JayS2014
11 Feb 163#9
it's EU law now that phones should be unlocked upon request. EE unlock for £8.95 online for example regardless of contract length.
Waterbuoy to JayS2014
11 Feb 16#11
Someone should tell 02, they refused until 12 months have elapsed, so had to shell out £8 on ebay. Still waiting for the code...
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which for the most part i agree
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Tesco phones are a pain to unlock elsewhere.
which for the most part i agree