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Jan 1, 2006, 3:53 PM

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Toronto area GSM cell phone unlock service

Service from: $25

Cellspeed.ca can unlock almost any cell phone. We can unlock GSM cell phone models from: Sony Ericsson (including new Z520a), Nokia(including new Nokia 8801, and New Nokia 6101), Samsung (including New Samsung D500, D600, E720), LG(including new LG 2000, LG 500, LG1500), Siemens(including new C65,A65,C61), Sharp, Motorola (including latest V3 Razr with boot 8.26), Blackberry RIM, Palmone Treo 600, Palmone treo 650, BenQ, Panasonic, NEC, Sendo and many more cell phones.

Our cell phone unlocking service is based on our experience. Cellspeed.ca has been in the cellular industry for over 6 years offering the best in class service. Our cell phone unlocking service does not damage your phone, and we take full responsibility for which ever cell phone that we handle. It does not matter whether its a Nokia 8801, or Motorola v3 razr or even a Sony Ericsson T610. A cell phone is a cell phone and we work with them at our repair/unlock facility in Toronto, Canada.

Trust cellspeed.ca with all your unlocking needs.

Use cellspeed to unlock all your Nokia, Motorola, LG, Sharp, Samsung, Siemens, Motorola phones.

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Cellspeed.ca
2016 Sheppard Ave East
Toronto, ON M2J 5B3
416-444-3523

PLEASE NOTE:
We have a store and do not meet clients in coffee shops. We have professional location with a repair lab on site. We can unlock many cell phones while you wait.

Lance787
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Jul 20, 2006, 7:52 PM

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I want to warn people about being careful when dealing with Cellspeed.ca over a distance. I purchased a Treo 650 from them and was a bad experience. After going through some weird interactions when it came to ship the phone came in a courier envelope because shipping a box was more expensive. The bits a pieces were carefully wrapped but no manual or software was shipped. Emails and phone calls and stories about it being shipped, will be shipped, and months later still no manual or software. Now I get no replies to me email requests other than the automated one that says they got it. Still no manual or software or response from Cellspeed.ca. At least the phone worked, I would hate to have deal with getting something fixed with them with this bad interaction. In person they may be different but be careful when dealling with cellspeed.ca across the internet.

joboy
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Sep 28, 2006, 11:57 AM

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CAVEAT EMPTOR! No disrespect this or any other unlocking service but ...

Sad tale to be aware of; unlocked phones may be severely crippled in the features available on another providers network!!

Purchase Motorola V600 (Quad band) GSM phone for extended trip to Europe. (Domestic uses 840+1900, Europe 900+1800)

Phone was already unlocked (shipped locked to T-Mobile however) in the box, and I only needed to swap the SIM card from Cingular into this phone --- works great, except no Email nor Browser support!

Called Cingular and we got TXT messaging working (but I don't normally use it), but we could not configure Email/Browser to access the Cingular network at all. The T-Mobile software is so different, there's no settings for things like IP-Address and Port numbers!

Called T-Mobile (1-209-904-2030) -- catch 22, not a T-Mobile user and therefore can't even access the phone.

Called Motorola Support (1-800-331-6456). WOW! Service person was nice enough, but spouted official Company rhetoric.
"The phone was manufactured for T-Mobile and with that contract, the T-Mobile software was installed. It is illegal for us to uninstall or replace that software."

1) It's MY phone, not T-Mobile's
2) I choose the service provider I need
3) said contract is collusion and conspiracy by the manufacturer and the service provider(s) here domestically (US) to force either a new device purchase and or to coerce a specific service provider.
4) European users do not have this problem and pre-paid SIM cards allow access to ANY SERVICE provider.
5) Heck, I've even purchased a pre-paid SIM and it connects to AT&T without any difficulty -- just no means to configure Internet access -- due entirely to the T-Moble software (hum-- dumbware!!).

I informed the Motorola support person of the above and that I traded a Better Phone (Nokia) so as to quickly acquire a Quad-Band before leaving for Europe. This experience has soured my opinion of Motorola products, but to be fair, it's very likely to be a conspiracy across the industry here in the U.S.

CAVEAT EMPTOR!