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Old 04-04-2005, 12:26   #11
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Re: 02 Pay & Go Offer

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
Now normally I'd just agree with you, But virgin use t-mobile's network and a t-mobile handset doesn't need to be unlocked to use a virgin sim.

The trouble is I can't get hold of a virign handset to try it
I believe the issue is that T-Mobile phones are locked to the network (T-Mobile) so any SIM that uses the T-Mobile network (T-Mobile, Virgin, Fresh, easymobile, oldBT) can be used in them.

However, I believe Virgin phones are locked to the service provider (Virgin) and not the network (T-Mobile). So you can only use Virgin SIMs in them (but on any network that Virgin have an agreement with (so they could move to the Vodafone network, for example, without having to unlock the phones).

However, you can get a free unlock code from Virgin providing you have topped-up with at least £30 since connecting.
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