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Remote Unlock (Factory Unlock) available for iPhone 4
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I ordered mine from him also, Super Daddy. I hope it works, did you get yours unlock from him yet, I really need to know since I ordered my unlock code from him also ok?
Just in case, the owner of the website posts his no. as (+44-7979-55-3553), the country code comes back from UK, The name of the business is: The Unlocker Shop dot com, and their customer service email: support@theunlockershop.com, so I called him but no responce. I'll keep waiting since it has only been a couple of hours since I put my order in.
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For those of you interested. Here is the email that was sent to me by Negri.
"Thank you for your recent order of the Remote Unlocking Service for Any Apple iPhone (Permanent) from Negri Electronics.
We simply need your order number and the IMEI from the iPhone you wish to unlock. We will take care of the rest. Please reply to this email with the two items of information that we need to get this process started. Please note that it will take up to 24 hours to unlock your device. Once this process is completed we will send you another email with confirmation of the unlocking success. How do we do this you ask? We can not answer that question for you. Please know that this is 100% legal, and your phone will be permanently unlocked for the life of the device.
Thank you for your order from Negri Electronics.
Thank You,
Joe Ortega
Joe Ortega
Office Manager.
Negri Electronics, Inc.
2545 Chandler Ave
Suite 5
Las Vegas, NV 89120
(888) 358-6358 - Toll Free
(888) 358-6358 x 129 Direct
joe@negrielectronics.com
www.negrielectronics.com
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"Thank you for your recent order of the Remote Unlocking Service for Any Apple iPhone (Permanent) from Negri Electronics.
We simply need your order number and the IMEI from the iPhone you wish to unlock. We will take care of the rest. Please reply to this email with the two items of information that we need to get this process started. Please note that it will take up to 24 hours to unlock your device. Once this process is completed we will send you another email with confirmation of the unlocking success. How do we do this you ask? We can not answer that question for you. Please know that this is 100% legal, and your phone will be permanently unlocked for the life of the device.
Thank you for your order from Negri Electronics.
Thank You,
Joe Ortega
Joe Ortega
Office Manager.
Negri Electronics, Inc.
2545 Chandler Ave
Suite 5
Las Vegas, NV 89120
(888) 358-6358 - Toll Free
(888) 358-6358 x 129 Direct
joe@negrielectronics.com
www.negrielectronics.com
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As pay to unlock has been offered to overseas carriers for some time, I wonder if AT&T is considering allowing the service and third-party authorized resellers are taking advantage of this before AT&T makes the official statement?
Just a thought....
Just a thought....
Yes, I got email about the payment from paypal at 8:49am my time and reply from the guy about my phone already unlocked at 4:31pm same day. Works like a charm, no issues so far.
Thank you for relieving my mine, for a moment I taught I had been ripped off LOL
I'll be patient and wait, wait, wait...wait, wait
if you need someone this side of the globe to give them a ring
LOL yeah like 5,000 miles away from America, thanks God for the Internet.
just last week i went on a warehouse mission to find out which idiot had been sending me knockoff sennheisers. love a tech trek, Lol.
All I can say at this point is that it definitely takes more than 24 hours. I'm at almost 40 hours and counting.
may be its night there and they will email you confirmation in morning ! .... if you have a different carrier sim why dont u give it a try?
Negri has confirmed on Twitter that they have processed the first 100 IMEI's and are currently backed up due to the demand. They also said that you are welcome to request a full refund if you feel you cannot wait.
Apparently, the next 100 will receive their confirmations tomorrow (4/14) morning.
I might buy this through cutyoursim.
Apparently, the next 100 will receive their confirmations tomorrow (4/14) morning.
I might buy this through cutyoursim.
Only 100 thats a long wait, I bet there are probably thousands or even hundreds of thousands of orders being put in.
I'm sure it's not that many because they claim the service will be back up tomorrow or Friday at most. This implies they're aiming to process all the existing orders by then, which at a rate of 200 a day would put it at ~600-800 orders so far.
They are offering a full refund if you can't wait and maybe want to try with a different company who isn't backlogged.
Well after saying that their second batch of 100 would be notified at approximately 4pm EDT today (4/13). Negri just updated their blog to say that nothing else would be done until tomorrow (4/14) morning. After being told that I would have an unlock in less than 24 hours when I paid on Monday night (4/11), at a minimum I will wait 60 hours, probably more. They haven't answered an email or a request form I filled out on their website requesting a status update (or even acknowledgment that all is in order). So....if I had to do it again, I might avoid Negri.
Cutyoursim is just as backed up. I ordered Tuesday 9am and I was order 820 and I haven't gotten my unlock yet. I see people will order numbers in the 3,000.
I also read about Rebel Micro SIM-card that seems to work better than gevey. Any info would be appreciated
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I just got my confirmation email stating that unlocking is ready. I'm about to plug my iPhone 4 to iTunes now, wish me luck guys.
I also installed the SAM backup utility to make sure the unlock settings are saved in case Apple attempts to reverse the process at a later time
I also installed the SAM backup utility to make sure the unlock settings are saved in case Apple attempts to reverse the process at a later time
