Bell will unlock clients HSPA phones after 30 days

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As if there weren’t already enough reasons to get excited for the arrival of Bell’s HSPA network and the amazing handsets that it will bring with it, one of our Bell connects stepped up to the mound and delivered us this slider of a tip. It seems that Bell is really serious about having its customers love them, because it is going to issue unlock codes for its branded devices. Of course caveats apply, but they’re not all that out of the ordinary: your account must be active for at least one month, only phones purchased from Bell need apply, you won’t be able to ditch your contract, and you will be charged a fee. We’re not exactly clear on what the feel will be, but we’ve heard it might be as high as $250 dollars per handset. Obviously the cost of the official unlock doesn’t even begin to compete with third-party unlockers, but at least it will keep your warranty in tact. And no, we’re awfully sorry, but we’re not 100% sure Bell will unlock your iPhone. Hit the jump for a larger pic.

P.S. Yes, we did notice that it looks like Bell will be carrying an HSPA-flavored Omnia II.

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30 Comments
  • Jim

    LOL.. On ebay you can get unlock codes for any phone for $15-$20.

    It’s idiot moves like this that keep customers HATING Bell/Rogers and the rest of their ilk

  • CR

    HAHA Bell will not unlock the iphone after a fight to try to get them to unlock mine,(for use in SK on rogers sim) they told me bell was in an “arrangement” with apple and apple didn’t give them unlock codes…..crock of shit! **** Bell.

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