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		<title>Hanibal, BA, Murdoch, Face, Jobs and Woz</title>
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<p>It seems that Jobs and Wozniak have found the four men, including him from Breakfast At Tiffanies. The Dutch website that claimed to offer sim-free unlocked iPhone 3Gs has suddenly disappeared without sending out any handsets.</p>
<p>The owners of the service are possibly dead in a ditch somewhere.</p>
<p>Alternatively, Robert van Zanten, who started iphonehelpdesk.nl just before the new version of the iPhone was released, may have merely scarpered. I&#8217;ll let you decide between logic and conspiracy theories.</p>
<p>The website promised sim-free handsets, avoiding a 24 month tie in to a T-Mobile contract.</p>
<p>But, the phone lines have been shut down and the website is no longer on the&#8230; er&#8230; web. According to Tech Radar, consumers are â‚¬700,000 (Â£500,000) out of pocket.</p>
<p>The few iPhones that did get sent out were the old type with AT&amp;T sim cards from the US &#8211; helpful.</p>
<p>Whilst I prefer the idea of Jobs and Woz as mercenary killers, trying desperately to keep the iPhone to one operator by all means necessary, the concept is looking doubtful.</p>
<p>The main theory currently doing the rounds is that van Zanten failed to get his grubby little hands on Italy handsets, but panicked when he found this impossible.</p>
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