Saw this on Cult Of Mac. You can check to see if your iPhone 5 is unlocked. According to this site when I punch in the number, it says my Verizon iPhone 5 is locked. I thought they were all unlocked.
http://www.imei.info/
http://www.imei.info/
Saw this on Cult Of Mac. You can check to see if your iPhone 5 is unlocked. According to this site when I punch in the number, it says my Verizon iPhone 5 is locked. I thought they were all unlocked.
http://www.imei.info/
scroll down and read the comments, or look at the thread on here. It says all phones are locked.
If you go to this site too, it says my verizon iphone 5 is locked. A few weeks ago the site below showed that it was unlocked. Now these sites are showing that verizon iphones are locked. Something strange going on.
http://dev.mk/2012/08/dev-mk-iphone-imei-checker-with-simlock-status-what-happened/
Saw this on Cult Of Mac. You can check to see if your iPhone 5 is unlocked. According to this site when I punch in the number, it says my Verizon iPhone 5 is locked. I thought they were all unlocked.
http://www.imei.info/
I just did this.
How do I know if mine is locked vs. unlocked?
Go to bottom underneath that image and click on "Free Simlock Status Check"
All verizon iPhone 5's are unlocked for any gsm carrier period.
Why would you even bother checking imei sites and such?
The announcement by verizon is not enough to convince you?
im convinced, i was just curious is all. dont hate.
Wasn't directed towards you. I just saw many posts with people with verizon iPhone 5 keep checking imei websites.
I don't get it
All verizon iPhone 5's are unlocked for any gsm carrier period.
Why would you even bother checking imei sites and such?
The announcement by verizon is not enough to convince you?
Hmmm...
I really hope this is the case, and here is why.
I had to have AppleCare send me a new phone yesterday because the battery came unseated inside the phone. I'm on an American plan for the first time since 2004 (live overseas) and it's on Verizon.
The phone I originally had was unlocked to my delight, but the new one came in and required me to lock it to Verizon.
I have both phones in my possession right now so I want to see if the replacement phones are locked. That would be such a huge downer for me since I work overseas
I'm going to go check it out with my buddies sim card tomorrow and see if the new one is also locked.
**Just as side note, the new phone they sent me is way worse than the old one**
Hmmm...
I really hope this is the case, and here is why.
I had to have AppleCare send me a new phone yesterday because the battery came unseated inside the phone. I'm on an American plan for the first time since 2004 (live overseas) and it's on Verizon.
The phone I originally had was unlocked to my delight, but the new one came in and required me to lock it to Verizon.
I have both phones in my possession right now so I want to see if the replacement phones are locked. That would be such a huge downer for me since I work overseas
I'm going to go check it out with my buddies sim card tomorrow and see if the new one is also locked.
**Just as side note, the new phone they sent me is way worse than the old one**
Have a look at your model # (Settings>General>About), does it start with an N instead of an M? Those that start with an N have had the same prompt which also mentions "this cannot be undone". N models are classified as refurbs.
Dammit - they sent me a refurb... mother trucker.
This sucks.
Just googled a bit and found this one to have accurate information. http://www.s-url.ro/