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Hello guys & gals!

I'm one of those people to foolishly purchased a Japanese Sharp 902SH without first researching how to unlock, or if it could even be done. Then, like most of you, I began searching the vastness of Internet in hopes to find an answer. Hopes rose and fell so quickly when first I thought, "I can unlock using the remote UK service!" Learned that wouldn't work. Then, the SPST software was released, which did nothing for the Japanese 902SH (only creating more headaches when left with the dreaded TEST PROGRAM screen).

Then we all heard the story of the Japanese company that would unlock your 902SH, all you had to do was mail your mobile along with the cash - and you problem would be solved. Well, after researching and no-response emails from that Japanese business I figuered, "this isn't going to work either." I began to loose hope and thought I'd wasted all this time and money for nothing. Then I received word about a Hong Kong business's abilty to unlock the 902SH, and oh course, I didn't believe it.

I'm an American guy living in Bangkok, Thailand. I went to the shop where I orginally purchased the 902SH and asked about the Honkee Story. Well, to my surprise, the shop owner pulled out a Japanese 902SH, with a Thai sim card, and it was fully operational! I tested it out for 30 minutes to make sure every feature was working properly, and it does! So, I sent my phone off to Jerry Kee...

Three days later my 902SH arrived back. And guess what... it works! Finally no more searching, worrying and fretting about it. I posted this to let you know the Hong Kong story is true. I read many people's post bashing the idea when it hadn't been given the proper attention. If you have any questions about my story, the unlock 902SH, etc, post them here and I reply! Thanks everyone!

P.S. The only downside to the unlocked 902SH, is nearly everytime I access the menu I receive a notification asking if I want to update from Vondafone. It doesn't get in the way of anything, just a little annoying. I'm working on a way to fix it. Cheers!