No, If you go to iphoneox.com and type in your IMEI # and it says "unlocked". You put in a sim card that is NOT At&t and plug iphone into computer open up itunes. Itunes will communicate with apple server and unlock your phone.
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No, If you go to iphoneox.com and type in your IMEI # and it says "unlocked". You put in a sim card that is NOT At&t and plug iphone into computer open up itunes. Itunes will communicate with apple server and unlock your phone.
Why is everybody posting this site? Why should we put our IMEI numbers directly into another (rather sketchy) site?
Site info: http://whois.domaintools.com/iphoneox.com
It does not seem legitimate at all.
Am I able to buy get the phone with the ATT 'no commitment' option at the Apple Store?
I need the GSM version to work with the network specification we have here.
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It's trickier now because most of the in-store stock is reserved for the online pre-purchase system they have in place. You cannot buy a phone with the "no-commitment" option from Apple's website. If they have any stock in store you can buy it "device only" and it will be unlocked.
The Verizon iPhone has a GSM radio in it. It's been confirmed to work with AT&T SIM cards here in the US. Actually, it is better in Europe than the AT&T version since it supports the LTE frequencies that EE and Deutsche Telekom use in the UK and Germany, respectively.
Both the AT&T and Verizon versions will run on 3G/HSPA networks in Europe.
You can also buy a "no-commitment" phone from an AT&T or Verizon store that has them in stock. Again, both have 3G radios compatible with Europe, and both should be unlocked.
Thanks for your replies. So I guess my best option is to walk into a ATT or Verizon store and see whether I can get hold of a 'no commitment' version there...
So, the correct procedure is to roger the unlock, once they get back to you and say you are good to go, then you restore your phone. Do you then have to set up as new first, before loading the backup or can you skip that step?
You can try an Apple store in the evening to see if there are any no-shows. I'd suggest the Grand Central store if you are in New York.
OK, there is a ATT store close to Gran Central as well. What do you mean with 'no shows', people that has reserved their phone but not picked it up yet?
Aslo, whats the odds of actually getting a iPhone this sunday (tomorrow (the 30th Sept)). Whats the general amount in stock these days?
Yes, people who pre-order need to pick up the phone by a certain time. I haven't checked the stores since I purchased my phone yesterday. The AT&T store across the street from Grand Central had none last Saturday and no idea when they were coming in.
There are also several Verizon stores nearby. Search for a store using the ZIP Code 10017.
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/dispatcher
Now that Apple has put in place the online sale system stock in stores has become very tight, as what little there is gets snapped up quickly. Last year you were able to "reserve" a phone without buying it, but this year you need to actually purchase it online (which requires signing up for a contract). For most consumers it works out better since it shortens wait times in the store, but unfortunately Apple isn't allowing device-only sales online.
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if i unlock this iphone
http://www.att.com/shop/wireless/devices/apple/iphone/4-8gb-black.html#fbid=7BTSVMe4geZ
with unlock fusion
when its stil on-contract
do you have to pay the full 2 year contract
if you don't understand the question say it i am not english
if i unlock this iphone
http://www.att.com/shop/wireless/devices/apple/iphone/4-8gb-black.html#fbid=7BTSVMe4geZ
with unlock fusion
when its stil on-contract
do you have to pay the full 2 year contract
if you don't understand the question say it i am not english
if i unlock this iphone
http://www.att.com/shop/wireless/devices/apple/iphone/4-8gb-black.html#fbid=7BTSVMe4geZ
with unlock fusion
when its stil on-contract
do you have to pay the full 2 year contract
if you don't understand the question say it i am not english
You can cancel your service but would have to pay a cancellation fee of 325 I think.
Lol... no. If anyone was offering this service it would probably be $100+ and not worth the risk.
No. Never.
They just unlock your locked iPhone for a few bucks.
The $325 etf still applies.