E EliC Android Enthusiast Aug 23, 2010 #1 It looks like at least with the Captivate and Vibrant unlock codes have been found and its easy to move one from one network to the other. I wonder if it will be as easy to unlock the Epic, a CDMA phone, and use it on VZW?
It looks like at least with the Captivate and Vibrant unlock codes have been found and its easy to move one from one network to the other. I wonder if it will be as easy to unlock the Epic, a CDMA phone, and use it on VZW?
D Deleted User Guest Aug 23, 2010 #2 EliC said: It looks like at least with the Captivate and Vibrant unlock codes have been found and its easy to move one from one network to the other. I wonder if it will be as easy to unlock the Epic, a CDMA phone, and use it on VZW? Click to expand... It doesn't matter, CDMA/EVD0 networks have to allow the device on their network regardless if it's unlocked or not. Verizon will not allow it, ever.
EliC said: It looks like at least with the Captivate and Vibrant unlock codes have been found and its easy to move one from one network to the other. I wonder if it will be as easy to unlock the Epic, a CDMA phone, and use it on VZW? Click to expand... It doesn't matter, CDMA/EVD0 networks have to allow the device on their network regardless if it's unlocked or not. Verizon will not allow it, ever.
C ckochinsky125 Banned Aug 23, 2010 #3 csreborn said: It doesn't matter, CDMA/EVD0 networks have to allow the device on their network regardless if it's unlocked or not. Verizon will not allow it, ever. Click to expand... Agree just because you can unlock it doesnt mean the carrier will allow it on their network
csreborn said: It doesn't matter, CDMA/EVD0 networks have to allow the device on their network regardless if it's unlocked or not. Verizon will not allow it, ever. Click to expand... Agree just because you can unlock it doesnt mean the carrier will allow it on their network
