Please all brothers help me unlock it, SE2022 IMEI350422142693474
Part Description: IPHONE SE MIDNIGHIT64 GB-USA Model: iPhone SE ( rd generation ) Model description: iPhone SE 64GB Midnight IMEI: 350422142693474 IMEI2: 350422142640244 Serial Number: LL4MJGXMQX Capacity: 64GB Colors: midnight Model: A 2595 Type: iPhone 14,6 Network: GSM / 5G Activation Status: Not Activated Date Purchased: Valid Purchase Date: Not Verified Warranty status: Out Of Warranty Warranty End Date: expired Warranty remaining: 0 days Technical Support: Expired Protection status: Activate Your Device Extended warranty: No Whether to change the official machine: No It's Xiang Gong turning machine: Xiang No Demonstration machine: No Yes Resource Machine: No Yes or No: No Serial number of replaced product: No Activation lock: off ID Black& White: Off operator: UST-Mobile/Sprint Locked Activation Policy Network lock: Locked Next Activation Policy ID: 2136 Model No.: MMX53LL / A Product Description: IPHONE SE3 64GB MIDNIGHT Product Type: Retail Machine Location of purchase: United States Repair status: not sent for repair Blacklist status: Clean N. ) USA model: IPHSE3 64G MNT NVZ TMO US blacklist: Cl Registered Device: No Extended Warranty Conditions: Non-conformance Network type: GSM SIM card: single card ( nano-SIM+eSIM) EID: 89049032007008882600128004068116 Motherboard code: D49AP Estimated production date: December 14, 2022 Lending equipment: No Running memory: 4GB Time to market: March 8, 2022 Obsolete Products: No
Not unlocking 12 pro max
So I am a business customer and not only have I been waiting 3 months for my phone that has been paid off for over a year to be unlocked, TMobile has been arguing with me that my phone was not purchased through them. They don't have an EIP on file although I do in my T-Mobile account. One representative Rene said my phone was unlocked and that it's Apples problem so they transferred to apple care where it was determined that T-Mobile lied. Also many customer service agents have no clue as to what the T-Mobile Unlock policy is, automatically does not mean I have to call in to request that my paid off phone bee unlocked. It was on a valid line for over 3 years, paid off, account is current and T-Mobile still is playing games. In the AM I go to mail a T-Mobile a letter and start the small claims court. keep all your papers cause T-Mobile will lose them and say your phone was never purchased through them even though the EIP has the correct IMEI.
Unlocked phone was locked and I want it unlocked now
I purchased a factory unlocked galaxy s22 from best buy nearly two years ago and had a no contract phone plan through Metropcs, which later, years after I signed up with metropcs, became metro by tmobile. I canceled my service with Metro by Tmobile and started a plan with xfinity mobile but I am unable to switch my esim because it says my device is locked and ineligible for unlock. ? Tmobile doesn't own my device and is holding it hostage. I need to be able to communicate with my family and business associates and you are directly hindering that. I will never use your mobile or other service and will always go out of my way to recommend that others find a better service provider, one that won't try to hijack and their device without their knowledge. When Tmobile took over they locked my phone to their network and now I am hearing that I need to provide proof that I didn't purchase the phone from Tmobile? The phone was not purchased from a mobile carrier at all for this exact reason. So that I could switch networks when I wanted to without going through this nonsense. I have filed an informal complaint with the FCC regarding this matter and will gladly escalate it to a formal complaint and go as far as is necessary to ensure that Tmobile undoes this injustice and is held responsible for their actions. This is unacceptable. You have no right to hold my device hostage like this when I purchased it outright from a retailer as an unlocked device, not to mention that I was only affiliated with your scummy service because you acquired the phone company I had service through.