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pixie_woo | 12:13 Thu 10th May 2007 | Technology
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Hi. Unfortunately the contract I'm on does not include a free upgrade for my handset. I would like to buy a new phone but all I can find are handsets that are "pre-programmed" for specific providers. I don't want to buy from eBay cos I'm worried about buying stolen goods! Is there somewhere (above board) I can buy an "empty" handset?
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You can buy sim-free phones which can usually be used on any network, usually available from independant mobile phone shops.

You don't say which network you are on, can't you just buy a phone from them? Like I am on Orange and can buy pay as you go phones from them. You don't need to use the sim that comes with the new phone, put your exisiting one in.

If you do buy one that is 'pre-programmed' for a different network, most phones can be unlocked for about a tenner, allowing you to put your sim from anotyher network provider in.
Many shops unlock phones (so you can use any sim) and it costs around �5 - �10.
Nokia n95 looks the bomb m8.
Hi friend!
Here is a link I suggest you which is all about contract management software - Its features, its benefits.etc.
And I hope this will help you a lot
Contract Management software
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