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sorry DAK
Blackberrys-being PDA'S are in fact different than normal cell phones.......I considered getting one-but you gotta also buy a special data plan and all that-so I decided not to........
but anyway-I guess the thought was nice-I see there's now alot of services offering to unlock your cell phone-maybe that site was in fact just a come-on for them.......I dunno......possible
Tom Hey, no need to be sorry. It was a great link. It's very apparent that the Blackberries can also be opened up but everything I could find was a paid service. I've been eligible for a new phone for a long time so I can get a Blackberry for the taxes and shipping but I'm not ready to go that full internet access route yet so my current phone will have to do. It's actually one of the best phones I've had and I've been using cell phones for about 15 years. This one has a battery that lasts. Really! And it takes pretty decent photos and has video with or without sound, features I use, and works as a MP3 player, something I don't. Anyway, I appreciate the link, it was certainly worth a look-see.
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