I don't understand.. There were court rulings saying that a user can legally unlock their own phone. These people are legally buying the phones, then (according to prior court rulings) legally unlocking them, then legally selling them after they are done with them.
I call BS on that "military member" having had a phone since 2001 and can't afford a new one. I've been in the military for 15 years and know that every 2-years you can renew your contract and get a FREE phone - so no matter what branch or rank in the military, you can afford FREE.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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I'm tired of all these silly lawsuits...