I'm sure you already know about Gevey 3G SIM cards with which you can unlock iPhone 4 terminals regardless of the baseband. I know that many of you are interested in buying such cards, but you ignore a very important aspect of how to use this kind of card. I explained that decoding your terminal with this card involves calling the unique emergency service 112 so that the terminal has a signal and the card clones a certain code and unlocks the terminal.
In the USA there is no 112, instead any call made to the number 112 is redirected to the 911 service. Many owners of Gevey 3G SIM cards ended up actually calling 911 when they decoded their terminals only to be called back by the police and to be asked if they have a problem and why they called. Of course, one or two calls like this are overlooked if you apologize and "invent" something, but if it becomes a habit, then be sure that at least a fine is already prepared for you.
In Romania, you will most likely end up doing exactly the same thing, that is, without realizing it, you place a call that receives an answer from an operator of the 112 service, and then the situation gets complicated for you. Abuse of this service is punishable by a fine and imprisonment in certain cases, so I recommend you to be VERY CAREFUL and NOT to purchase such cards in Romania. As I said above, you will be forgiven once, twice, but from the 2rd time things will get complicated.
