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Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-4 6:27 pm Unlock iPhone for $4 bucks... AT&T iPhone 5 users, you can unlock your iPhone for just $4 bucks with UnlockFusion @ »www.ebay.com/itm/Unlock- ··· :US:3160 I just ordered the service and my phone was unlocked (iTunes confirmed) within a matter of a few hours.
	actions · 2012-Nov-4 6:27 pm ·
all4jo73 @hainet.net	all4jo73 Anon 2012-Nov-5 5:35 pm Yeah , it works. I used the service on my wife's and mine iphone 5.
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HiVolt Premium Member join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON	HiVolt Premium Member 2012-Nov-5 6:42 pm Wonder if there is one for Rogers, canadian carrier.
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banditws6 Shrinking Time and Distance Premium Member join:2001-08-18 Frisco, TX	banditws6 to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-5 8:47 pm to Robert I've heard so many people post about this, but I never knew the details. That's the cheapest price I've seen so far. Decided to try it on my iPhone 5. Would be great for when I go to Thailand...
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clevere1 Premium Member join:2002-01-06 Vancouver, WA	clevere1 to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-5 10:35 pm to Robert seems to work.
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ToxicDrew Premium Member join:2001-09-24	ToxicDrew to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-5 10:39 pm to Robert Nice find. Thanks
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Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert to banditws6 Premium Member 2012-Nov-6 6:53 am to banditws6 said by banditws6: I've heard so many people post about this, but I never knew the details. That's the cheapest price I've seen so far. Decided to try it on my iPhone 5. Would be great for when I go to Thailand... Yea! I waited until it dropped to a reasonable price. Before they were always $15 or more.
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 6:53 am ·
TCO1962 Premium Member join:2001-07-02 Champaign, IL	TCO1962 Premium Member 2012-Nov-6 8:25 am said by Robert: said by banditws6: I've heard so many people post about this, but I never knew the details. That's the cheapest price I've seen so far. Decided to try it on my iPhone 5. Would be great for when I go to Thailand... Yea! I waited until it dropped to a reasonable price. Before they were always $15 or more. Hell, $15 is dirt cheap imo. lol
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Mike Mod join:2000-09-17 Pittsburgh, PA	Mike to Robert Mod 2012-Nov-6 9:47 am to Robert How did they get this data?
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Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-6 10:41 am said by Mike: How did they get this data? Probably has someone in the inside?
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Elite Kiss My Ass join:2002-10-03 New Haven, CT	Elite to Robert Member 2012-Nov-6 12:14 pm to Robert double post - mods please delete
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 12:14 pm ·
Elite	Elite to Robert Member 2012-Nov-6 12:14 pm to Robert I see a lot of places offering iTunes based unlocks for sub-$40. I really wonder how the hell they do it, since there seem to be a ton of people offering this service. Now to find a method to do it for free...
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 12:14 pm ·
Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-6 12:16 pm said by Elite: Now to find a method to do it for free... It's 4 DOLLARS. Are you really that frugal?
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Elite Kiss My Ass join:2002-10-03 New Haven, CT Synology RT2600ac TP-Link TC-7650 ARRIS SB8200	Elite Member 2012-Nov-6 12:18 pm said by Robert: It's 4 DOLLARS. Are you really that frugal? Yes. Because they've probably found a method to do it for free, and if so, are making nearly 100% profit. I could be those guys...
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 12:18 pm ·
not quite right I'm not cool enough to be a Mac person join:2001-06-23 Puyallup, WA	not quite right Member 2012-Nov-6 9:25 pm said by Elite: said by Robert: It's 4 DOLLARS. Are you really that frugal? Yes. Because they've probably found a method to do it for free, and if so, are making nearly 100% profit. I could be those guys... Wouldn't that be almost 400% profit?
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 9:25 pm ·
banditws6 Shrinking Time and Distance Premium Member join:2001-08-18 Frisco, TX	banditws6 to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-6 9:36 pm to Robert I received confirmation that my unlock went through, so I restored my iPhone. iTunes reported the "Congratulations, your iPhone is unlocked" message that is typical for this process (I had an old 3GS unlocked by AT&T, and it went the same way). Restored from backup. Looks like it worked. I don't have a non-AT&T SIM to test with, but this looks promising.
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 9:36 pm ·
Thinkdiff MVM, join:2001-08-07 Bronx, NY	Thinkdiff to Robert MVM, 2012-Nov-6 9:42 pm to Robert Maybe I'm missing something - is there any benefit to doing this if you don't travel? With AT&T now unlocking phones for free out of contract, I'm guessing this is pointless?
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 9:42 pm ·
HiVolt Premium Member join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON	HiVolt Premium Member 2012-Nov-6 10:26 pm said by Thinkdiff: Maybe I'm missing something - is there any benefit to doing this if you don't travel? With AT&T now unlocking phones for free out of contract, I'm guessing this is pointless? No benefit at all, if you stay with your carrier and dont travel (or don't care for roaming charges).
	actions · 2012-Nov-6 10:26 pm ·
Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert to banditws6 Premium Member 2012-Nov-7 7:07 am to banditws6 said by banditws6: I received confirmation that my unlock went through, so I restored my iPhone. iTunes reported the "Congratulations, your iPhone is unlocked" message that is typical for this process (I had an old 3GS unlocked by AT&T, and it went the same way). Restored from backup. Looks like it worked. I don't have a non-AT&T SIM to test with, but this looks promising. If you plug your IMEI # back into their online checker, it'll tell you that it's unlocked (a 2nd way of checking).
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Robert	Robert to Thinkdiff Premium Member 2012-Nov-7 7:09 am to Thinkdiff said by Thinkdiff: Maybe I'm missing something - is there any benefit to doing this if you don't travel? With AT&T now unlocking phones for free out of contract, I'm guessing this is pointless? In a way, yes, but you never know when you might have to travel and need this feature. Plus, it's a big FU to AT&T.
	actions · 2012-Nov-7 7:09 am ·
Snakeoil Ignore Button. The coward's feature. Premium Member join:2000-08-05 united state	Snakeoil to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-7 7:19 am to Robert For as much money as is being spent on the phone, why isn't it a free service? Is there something they have to do physically to the phone, or is it a software thing that they do to unlock it? I'm just curious because I've never owned a smartphone, let alone an Iphone.
	actions · 2012-Nov-7 7:19 am ·
Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-7 9:01 am AT&T will unlock a customer's iPhone for free, but only after the customer's contract is up and that they don't have an outstanding balance. While under contract, AT&T won't unlock the phone, forcing customers who travel overseas to pay AT&T the roaming fees. For the iPhone, to unlock it, they add the IMEI # to Apple's database, and then when the customer syncs their phone with iTunes, the Apple database will unlock the phone.
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Snakeoil Ignore Button. The coward's feature. Premium Member join:2000-08-05 united state	Snakeoil Premium Member 2012-Nov-7 9:04 am Thank you. So the 4 dollar charge makes sense on the newer phones.
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happy4ya Premium Member join:2004-10-31 West Babylon, NY	happy4ya to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-10 3:19 pm to Robert To do this unlock, do you actually have to restore the phone or just plug it in and sync it? I have an 8gb iPhone 4 that I am selling and would like to have it unlocked but it is jailbroken and don't want to risk anything where I may have to restore it to IOS 6 and lose the JB.
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ptrowski Got Helix? Premium Member join:2005-03-14 Woodstock, CT	ptrowski Premium Member 2012-Nov-10 4:33 pm Just plug it in. A factory unlocked phone versus the jailbreak unlock should net you a few extra bucks if you eBay it.
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clevere1 Premium Member join:2002-01-06 Vancouver, WA	clevere1 Premium Member 2012-Nov-10 4:37 pm said by ptrowski: Just plug it in. A factory unlocked phone versus the jailbreak unlock should net you a few extra bucks if you eBay it. umm .. no. To unlock an iphone it has to be restored.
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happy4ya Premium Member join:2004-10-31 West Babylon, NY	happy4ya to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-10 7:29 pm to Robert Someone just bought it about an hour ago so I guess it doesn't matter anymore. Thanks for the info.
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ptrowski Got Helix? Premium Member join:2005-03-14 Woodstock, CT	ptrowski to clevere1 Premium Member 2012-Nov-10 9:12 pm to clevere1 said by clevere1: said by ptrowski: Just plug it in. A factory unlocked phone versus the jailbreak unlock should net you a few extra bucks if you eBay it. umm .. no. To unlock an iphone it has to be restored. No it doesn't. When I had AT&T unlock my 3GS it did not have to be restored.
	actions · 2012-Nov-10 9:12 pm ·
Robert Premium Member join:2001-08-25 Miami, FL	Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-11 9:09 am They lowered the price to $3.13 now.
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Post Op Premium Member join:2001-11-06 inside out	Post Op to Robert Premium Member 2012-Nov-11 10:35 am to Robert If one had this done could you take an iphone 4s used on sprint and activate it on verizon?
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