HTC Wildfire Unlocking

In order to obtain the unlock code, contact the carrier to which your phone is locked to.
Every carrier has certain conditions inorder to give you the unlock code.
If they do not help you don't be panic there are lot of providers in the web who can help you with one.
I would recommend to go for the cheaper one.
However make sure that you reach the right place.
You cannot play with the attempts in the HTC Wildfire to enter the unlock code which can make the phone hardlock even.
Here are some suggestions, compare the price among themselves.

http://unlockgenie.com/?p=compareprices

http://www.gsmliberty.net/shop/cell-phone-unlockin
g-c-21.html

http://www.globalunlock.com/phones/home

http://www.mobileunlocksolutions.com/unlock-your-p
hone/rs1wp2/

By walteratkins66 on 4 Aug 2010

Slick

Bought the Wildfire - Called HTC no less than 10 times with faults. They didn't even know how to assist simple settings. Now the phone is dropping calls, re boots itself without reason...I bought from Vodafone and had the phone unlocked to use on my trusted O2 network as O2 do not sell the Wildfire - Now the problems with the phone is a software issue and HTC DOES NOT WANT TO KNOW.....Vodaphone said ''you've had it unlocked so, we cannot replace it for you''...I understand Vodaphone BUT NOT HTC....it's their handset - Their customer service is TERRIBLE...their Tach support is TERRIBLE too...

By Slick on 26 Oct 2010

Upgraded from Nokia E71 to a Wildfire last November, or should that be "downgraded". This is the first phone I have ever had that I positively hate! It constantly causes typing problems by refusing to respond to "taps" It rarely works on any of my in-car bluetooth kits whilst my old Nokia still works away with my second sim installed. THe Wildfire is a truly hateful piece of electronics

By rossi46fan on 30 May 2011

Amied

It performs brilliantly, has to be said. The most boring phone i've ever used but it is reliable and that's what counts. Exterior looks yum, screen resolution plop.

By Amied on 5 Nov 2011