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HTC SPV MDA G1 Zdalny Unlock Kodem Po IMEI - Również DESIRE GSM-Support ul. Bitschana 2/38, 31-420 Kraków mobile +48 608107455, NIP PL9451852164 REGON: 120203925 www.gsm-support.net HTC SPV MDA G1 zdalny unlock kodem po IMEI - również DESIRE Jest to usługa pozwalająca na zdjęcie simlocka z telefonów HTC / SPV / QTEK / MDA / G1-Google / Xperia poprzez kod - łącznie z najnowszą bazą! Kod podawany jest na podstawie numeru IMEI, modelu oraz sieci, w której jest simlock. Numer IMEI można sprawdzić w telefonie poprzez wybranie na klawiaturze *#06#. Do każdego numeru IMEI przyporządkowany jest jeden kod. W polu na komentarz prosimy podać model, IMEI oraz kraj i nazwę sieci, w której jest załozony simlock. Czas oczekiwania na kod to średnio 2h. Nie zdejmujemy simlocków kodem z HTC Touch HD z sieci Play, HTC Touch Pro z Orange Polska i innych, które wyraźnie są wymienione na samym dole opisu! 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XPERIA X1 (HTC Venus) T-MOBILE Ameo (HTC Athena) T-MOBILE Dash (HTC Excalibur) T-MOBILE G1 (HTC Dream) T-MOBILE G2 (HTC Sapphire) T-MOBILE MDA (HTC Wallaby) T-MOBILE MDA Basic (HTC Opal) T-MOBILE MDA Compact (HTC Magician) T-MOBILE MDA Compact II (HTC Charmer) T-MOBILE MDA Compact III (HTC Artemis) T-MOBILE MDA Compact IV (HTC Diamond) T-MOBILE MDA Compact V (HTC Topaz) T-MOBILE MDA II (HTC Himalaya) T-MOBILE MDA III (HTC Blueangel) T-MOBILE MDA Mail (HTC Excalibur) T-MOBILE MDA Pro (HTC Universal) T-MOBILE MDA Touch (HTC Elf) T-MOBILE MDA Touch Plus (HTC Niki) T-MOBILE MDA Vario (HTC Wizard) T-MOBILE MDA Vario II (HTC Hermes) T-MOBILE MDA Vario III (HTC Kaiser) T-MOBILE MDA Vario IV (HTC Raphael) T-MOBILE MDA Vario V (HTC Rhodium) T-MOBILE SDA (HTC Sonata) T-MOBILE SDA II (HTC Robbie) T-MOBILE SDA Music (HTC Amadeus) T-MOBILE SDA Music II (HTC Hurricane) T-MOBILE Shadow (HTC Phoebus) T-MOBILE Shadow II (HTC Converse) T-MOBILE Wing (HTC Herald) VERIZON WIRELESS XV6850 (HTC Raphael) VERIZON WIRELESS XV6900 (HTC Vogue) VODAFONE Magic (HTC Sapphire) VODAFONE v1240 (HTC Tornado) VODAFONE v1415 (HTC Vox) VODAFONE v1605 (HTC Hermes) VODAFONE v1620 (HTC Blueangel) VODAFONE v1640 (HTC Universal) VODAFONE v7505 (HTC Vox) VODAFONE VDA II (HTC Tornado) VODAFONE VDA V (HTC Vox) VODAFONE VPA Compact (HTC Magician) VODAFONE VPA Compact GPS (HTC Trinity) VODAFONE VPA Compact III (HTC Hermes) VODAFONE VPA Compact IV (HTC Herald) VODAFONE VPA Compact S (HTC Prophet) VODAFONE VPA III (HTC Blueangel) VODAFONE VPA IV (HTC Universal) VODAFONE VPA Touch (HTC Elf) VODAFONE VPx (HTC Blueangel) Pprosimy nie zamawiać dla następujacych sieci/modeli, gdyż wygenerowane kody nie zadziałają ! - Claro Brazil / Argentina / Guatemala / Dominican Republic / Chile / Puerto Rico
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