TOKYO (MacHouse) – Are you looking for an unlocked iPhone? If you need something on the Internet, you know who to ask. No, it’s not us. Ask Google. So we asked Google for information on unlocked iPhone. And we didn’t look very far because an ad is placed right at Google’s website.

We never heard of iphoneanywhere.com before. The prices are kind of outrageous. They charge US$700 and US$800 for unlocked 4 GB and 8 GB iPhone, respectively. What will happen if the phone doesn’t work in your area? Hmm… Again… There is no office information posted on this website. Nonetheless, it seems that the website is run by a group of people located in Ottawa, Canada. Besides, the website has a seal of ad-approval from Google. What will happen if the product you purchased at this online store malfunctions? Hmm… That will be tough because you are breaking a product warranty from the manufacturer at the time of purchase.

Screenshot of Google search results

Screenshot from iphoneanywhere.com

Screenshot from puremobile.com

Here is another business that we’ve found thanks to Google’s fast Internet search. The seller is puremobile.com. The price goes even higher. It’s US$929 for 8 GB model. In a sense, this seller is better because the mailing address is posted at its website.

Above all, it seems that Apple, Inc. has decided to close their eyes on the sale of unlocked iPhone. We asked the company more than 12 hours ago as to whether they are going to take any action against the sale of unlocked iPhone at ELECTRONICS online. But we didn’t get a comment.






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