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TMobile locked my AT&T Phone
Hola,
I newly purchased AT&T Postpaid Iphone week before.
During the activation Instead of AT&T SIM Card by mistake i put TMobile SIM Card into it (Ultra Mobile SIM Card)
So my AT&T Phone got locked by TMobile carrier.
Now i am not able to use my AT&T SIM in AT&T Phone because its been locked my Sprint TMobile carrier.
Initially i worked with Apple support to identify the problem. They only confirmed that TMobile is the one who has to release the lock to use this phone with AT&T.
I have been working with TMobile for a week and did not get a proper response from them.
They initially said that they want to whitelist this IMEI so they sent a request to internal dept.
Then they asked me to go to physical TMobile store to verify my identity, Physical phone and Prrof of purchase --- I completed all these process
Still my phone is locked by TMobile and they are not responding properly.
Let me know what else i can do before TMobile unlock my phone.
You need to contact Tmobile support because this is basically a user to user forum with some tmobile moderation that don't have account access so no one here can really help. All we can do is point you in a direction that may help.
- gramps28Router Royalty
Where did you buy the phone. Apple has a flex policy where 3rd party vendors SELL "unlocked" phones that lock to the first sim card carrier.
- tidbitsSpectrum Specialist
Apples worse policy they came out with.
- gramps28Router Royalty
And then the customer blames the first carrier they put the sim in that their unlocked phone is now locked.
- vsaravananvNetwork Novice
I purchased this phone from walmart.com AT&T
- vsaravananvNetwork Novice
gramps28 wrote:
Where did you buy the phone. Apple has a flex policy where 3rd party vendors SELL "unlocked" phones that lock to the first sim card carrier.
I purchased it from walmart.com AT&T
- gramps28Router Royalty
Those phones are locked to the first sim inserted. The only truly unlocked Apple phone is sold at Apple stores. So if a Tmobile sim is first inserted you need to meet Tmobile's unlock requirements.
- tidbitsSpectrum Specialist
vsaravananv wrote:
gramps28 wrote:
Where did you buy the phone. Apple has a flex policy where 3rd party vendors SELL "unlocked" phones that lock to the first sim card carrier.
I purchased it from walmart.com AT&T
Ys that is what the policy is for. Walmart carriers Reseller Flex devices. You need to talk to T-Mobile T-Force with your receipt and they'll confirm it is tied to T-Mobile and then they'll put the IMEI in their database to unlock it. Without doing that it'll forever be locked to T-Mobile.
- vsaravananvNetwork Novice
tidbits wrote:
vsaravananv wrote:
gramps28 wrote:
Where did you buy the phone. Apple has a flex policy where 3rd party vendors SELL "unlocked" phones that lock to the first sim card carrier.
I purchased it from walmart.com AT&T
Ys that is what the policy is for. Walmart carriers Reseller Flex devices. You need to talk to T-Mobile T-Force with your receipt and they'll confirm it is tied to T-Mobile and then they'll put the IMEI in their database to unlock it. Without doing that it'll forever be locked to T-Mobile.
Yes i have given all proofs physically at the TMobile store and they confirmed to TMobile customer care to white list the IMEI but since i dont have the TMobile account each time i call them they are creating new request (which is not referred when i call next time) and it is in not resolved status forever.
- vsaravananvNetwork Novice
Is there someone from TMobile Account & service side here in this forum who can help me?
- tidbitsSpectrum Specialist
They don't have authority to input IMEI into the system at that level for security and fraud reasons.
I am even unsure if Apple will give the all clear if you are on a payment plan on AT&T and put a T-Mobile sim in your device which should have been locked to them.
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