Well, There are few methods to unlock an iPhone 4, The safest method among them is to unlock through Remote unlocking Method. This is also the affordable method to unlock an iPhone. You can get the remote unlocking from http://www.Simpleunlocking.com/ . this site is a trustworthy source to rely on unlocking process. You will get step by step guidance on unlocking process. All the best mate. Here are the steps on unlocking an iPhone4,1. Wait for us to send you an email saying your phone has been activated or remotely unlocked.2. Install the latest version of iTunes.3. Make sure your Apple iPhone 4 phone software is updated to the latest version using the iTunes software.4. Connect your Apple iPhone 4 to iTunes with a NOT ACCEPTED SIM card.5. Wait until iTunes detects your Apple iPhone 4.6. Disconnect your Apple iPhone 4 and reconnect it after 10 seconds.7. Your Apple iPhone 4 is now unlocked.
I highly suggest contacting your iPhone’s Lock Carrier first, but since you do not want that that’s ok.iPhones can get unlocked with an iPhone IMEI Unlock service, which is provided by iPhone Unlock Providers.Those companies will switch the SIM-Lock status inside GSX databases from LOCKED to UNLOCKED. All Mobile networks, after the IMEI iPhone Unlock successful completion, will recognize this iPhone as unlocked.There are many companies that provide those services, but you need to make a good research first. There are some “shady” services/companies that provide Unlock Codes for iPhones, which is false. iPhones do not use Unlock Codes, only Android devices do. Also, there are NO software/tools that can unlock a SIM-Lock of an iPhone.A good research on Google would be “Unlock [your Lock carrier] for iPhone [your model]”. You can then research all those companies and double check their reviews (Take into account reviews from third party companies, not the reviews companies include to their website).My recommendation is iPhoneUnlock.Zone, but the ultimate decision will be made by you. Just be careful, and pick the company with the most and best reviews.You can also do a research on eBay and check the ratings of the seller (Have also done that with positive results).A very important thing before buying an unlock, is to check the Blacklist, Contract and Financial status of your iPhone. This is important, because some iPhone IMEI Unlock services do not support BLACKLISTED, UNDER CONTRACT or iPhones with UNPAID BILLS.Hope that helped.
If you are importing or asking someone to buy out an iPhone for you a better option would be to go for a Unlocked iPhone as you would be able to use it with almost any carrier anywhere.Also check the latest offers by Airtel, Vodafone or Rleinace Jio which are bundled up with an latest iPhone of your choice.If you already have a carrier locked iPhone you can always request your carrier to unlock it. Most carriers allow unlocking after the mandatory 2 year period. Before 2 Years however you can get it unlocked by paying a nominal fees. If you do not want that there are various 3 party tools or jailbreaks available which obviously are not recommended :DHope that helps :)
Yes, why not? Unlocking works following way; the person or a organization who unlocks the phone sends a special request to the carriers that locked the phone to remove the locked flag for the IMEI and carries notifies the phone producer company to remove the restrictions. When the restrictions are removed then the person can activate the phone with any carrier. Those all happen automatically via software APIs. Carriers provides the authorization to some third party companies and those third party companies abuse their auth and try tomake some money with it. They have no access to your personal information, they cannot do anything bad to you. They have authorization to unlock or whitelist your phone. I have done this job for a while during 2012-2013 apple devices. Feel free to unlock your phone. Just make sure the unlocker have good reviews and doesn't charge you too much. Unlocking an iphone used to cost me nothing and I was selling it for $5. Don't pay more than $40!
There is a huge difference no one honestly tells you about this, so here goes. A factory unlocked iPhone will continue to receive updates and never give to problems if it's ever reset. A carrier unlocked phone will work with any sim card, but after it receives an update, to have to use a sim card from the original carrier to complete the device setup process, or you will have no phone until you get that sim card. For instance you buy a T-Mobile unlocked iPhone and use it on Mobilicity in Canada. Then you sell it to someone who performs a device reset, so now the iPhone starts up and asks for a T-Mobile Sim card to complete the setup process. Sometimes a system update can also trigger this. So now you need to buy a new or used sim card from the original carrier and basically use it as a bypass or activation sim card. Then you can use your normal sim card. Some should modify the iPhone by unlocking improperly through modifying the OS, then writing it back to the device. But if the device ever receives an update the device will recognize the original carrier it came from and then lock itself back to that carrier, and you cannot roll the firmware completely back. Only with an iPhone does this crap happen, thank you very much!
To get your device unlocked, get in touch with the network your device is locked to. They'll be able to unlock your device for you, though they may ask you to pay a fee before they do so. You can try find online a third party service whom can do that for you with costs or without.The benefits of unlocking your phone:Eliminate the ties that you have with any particular carrierIncrease the resale value of your phone since a potential buyer knows they can use it with the carrier of their choiceReduce recurring costs through utilisation of plans that work best for youGreatly improve the usability of your phone when traveling abroad, also decreasing costsGet rid of any specific carrier’s SIM card – freeing you to use non-carrier-specific SIMs that work best for your purposes (also important when travelling), you will need an unlocked phone to use your WorldSIM.OK – so much for the reasons – let’s talk about how to get there.How Do I Know if my Phone is Unlocked?There are a couple of ways to determine whether or not you have an unlocked phone:Turn off the phone and open it, and find the SIM card that you’re using with your provider. Then remove it and replace it with a SIM card from another provider (just borrow one from a friend or family member who uses a different carrier). If your phone still allows you to operate properly and make calls, your phone is unlocked. If you get a message similar to “Restricted” or “Contact your service provider” you have a locked phone.Alternatively, you can utilize a web site Online IMEI Number Checker that will tell you if your phone is locked or unlocked. IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity, and every cell phone has an IMEI code. On an iPhone, you can access your IMEI number by using the Settings/General function to display it. For other phones, you can place a call to *#06# to retrieve your IMEI number. Either way once you have your IMEI number checking the web site will tell you the locked/unlocked status of your device.
What you do is go to sleep he Apple store and get a Verizon phone with no contract. They will sell it to you and you want Verizon because it supports both CDMA and GSM. It’s the only carrier that will allow sales without a contract although Sprint supports both technologies they won’t sell without a contract. AT&T and T mobile only support GSM.Now keep in mind that those four are the ONLY carriers that support the iPhone X. Only those four carriers are guaranteed to support iPhone X. So don’t buy an X and plan on taking it Consumer Cellular or Metro or any of the other bajillion smaller carriers.I bought the Verizon Iphonr X at the Apple store and put my AT&T SIM card in it. Works perfectly.Good luck!
U.S To Vietnam Shipping Price?
I know people who have used USPS and it's kind of iffy. Some make it to the recipient in one piece and some get torn apart at customs and things get taken out or replaced with fakes (especially electronics and brand name stuff). I think it's the cheapest option. A more guaranteed way to send packages to VN is through a vietnamese delivery service. I believe delivery to a saigon address is about $5.50/pound. It might be cheaper for an airport pickup. These services are provided by places like Le Goi Tien Le, Bon Mua (Queen's flowers), OA Cargo, etc.
In North America, yes. You can either have your carrier unlock it (sometimes for free and sometimes for a small fee), but as they’ve legally mandated all cell phones being sold now to be unlocked by default, you don’t have to resort to buying an unlock code online or using a local cell phone service to unlock it.Many companies in many countries still network lock their devices to ensure that they recoup the heavily discounted handset fees from their customer.Many older phones are still network locked, and for those it’s a different matter, unless you’re still with that phone’s carrier and have an account in good standing with them.