If I "unlock" a rogers cell phone, can it then be used on Bell?

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Questioneer

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i know that Bell came out with SIM cards not too long ago and I went in to see if I could activate an old rogers phone I had lying around and use it. They said that the phone is "GSM" and it wouldnt work with the Bell SIM cards. If I can "unlock" the phone, will I then be able to?
 
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Questioneer said:
i know that Bell came out with SIM cards not too long ago and I went in to see if I could activate an old rogers phone I had lying around and use it. They said that the phone is "GSM" and it wouldnt work with the Bell SIM cards. If I can "unlock" the phone, will I then be able to?
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What is your phone model?If it supports GSM network then even after unlocking you will only be able to use the phone with GSM networks.Ofcourse Bell has a GSM network separately...So you can unlock the phone using the unlock service from your network provider or a third party unlock provider like Simpleunlocking.com and remove the network lock easily.You can follow free unlock instructions from Mobileunlockguide.com to aid in the unlock process.
 
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