Unlocked Iphone gets car

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[quote=“Coldaccord,post:40,topic:34502"”]

that would be awesome if he joined roclife

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rofl, I’d sign back up for that.

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‫‬‫‬‪‫‬҉i wonder if he can do a backflip… no backflip no care

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[quote=“Treads4Heads,post:30,topic:34502"”]

good for him finally being able to get laid.

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i wouldn’t go that far:spunk:

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What an idiot. He could have made hundreds of thousands of dollars… because the iphone doesnt even work in the rest of the world. Cingular/at&t is in europe… and this would be required.

It’s not like there are only 1 or 2 people living in that whole COUNTRY.

durrr… “i like my 350z. weeee”

Someone get me a hammer. I’m driving to RIT

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Looks like multiple company’s know how to do it just afraid of a lawsuit. So he probably could not have sold it for $100,000+

“But Tracfone Wireless LLC, a Florida-based company selling phones that use prepaid plans, won an injunction in February against a couple who bought its phones in large numbers and resold them unlocked.
The U.S. District Court in Orlando found that the DMCA exception did not apply to those unlocking a phone with the intent to resell it.”

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So if you unlock an iCar would you get a phone?
http://nyspeed.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36188

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[quote=“BikerFry,post:46,topic:34502"”]

So if you unlock an iCar would you get a phone?
http://nyspeed.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36188

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:lol:

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[quote=“BikerFry,post:46,topic:34502"”]

So if you unlock an iCar would you get a phone?
http://nyspeed.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36188

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That brings up a whole new thing, if it is that difficult to unlock the iCar how do you even utilize it?

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[quote=“Violator,post:34,topic:34502"”]

AT&T lawyers are already on it.

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I doubt AT&T can do anything…Apple owns the IPhone not AT&T its the only phone that AT&T does not have control of in their line up.

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^ the ideal is that it may be illegal to profit from cracking the phone.

FWIW.

AT&T doesn’t have much to stand on though, they apparently didn’t subsidize the cost of the handset, as with most ‘proprietary’ phone/provider pecific models.

:gotme: