Unlock du Samsung S8+ for any sim

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to unlock my Samsung S8+ on du?

PhoneUnlocks is one of the quickest providers of worldwide and cheap unlocks for the du network. We usually unlock a Samsung S8+ on du instantly, sometimes this can be a little bit longer depending on a few factors. We offer a live tracking service to keep you up to date on progress.

Do I need to send you my Samsung S8+ for it to be unlocked from du?

Never. We unlock your Samsung S8+ on du 'over the air' using 3G/4G or WiFi or by sending you an Unlock Code - our method is completely remote. Your Samsung S8+ is secure during the whole process and there will be no interruptions to your du service. Tracking is available throughout the unlock process.

Why choose to unlock with IMEI over different methods?

Unlocking with IMEI is the official and safest method to unlock your :device from du and is done remotely from the comfort of your own home. A software unlock is another solution, but will usually invalidate your warranty, you'll have to download some complicated software, and then you won't be able to update your samsung.

What information do I need to supply to unlock my Samsung S8+ from du?

Unlocking with us is super quick, just provide your 15 digit IMEI (Dial *#06# on your locked device) and network/carrier, our system will automatically process your device by remotely identifying it and requesting an official Samsung S8+ unlock from du.

Is it legal to unlock my du Samsung S8+?

In March 2013, the Obama administration and the Federal Communications Commission expressed the opinion that consumers should be able to switch carriers and keep their existing phones in response to a successful petition on the WhiteHouse.gov platform.

The Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act was signed into law on August 1st, 2014 and as a result it is now completely legal to unlock your phone.

I'm still under contract, can you unlock my Samsung S8+ on du?

Absolutely, even if your Samsung S8+ is under contract with a network provider. There may be an additional price to pay if there is an outstanding balance owed.