iPhoneIMEI.net

After you pay they will send you email that you didn't purchase unlock but only verification service. Will refuse to refund. Just contact your credit card company and file a dispute.

David and the IphoneIMEI team we're amazing. This would be the second time I unlock with them. Although there were issues with payment on their website and a bunch of back and forth via email, the job was done and I've never been happier. Thank you

1000% scammers. I have lost 125£ and no reply from anyone. Dont fall for any fake review that some people are saying that it worked for them. They are playing with your mind by posting fake reviews so you might believe that it will also work for you like fake positive reviews. They are doing this to counter real bad reviews and confusing people by believing that it worked for some people too so you can be among those. Its a SCAM SCAM SCAM. Period!

It's a scam I waited 3 months for them to unlock my phone. After them telling me it's gonna be a few days. After emails and no respond. But there auto respond that your phone is difficult and it's gonna take 7-10 days this is 3 months later. And there Solution Is to send me to outside source over Seas that wants 140$. But you don't know the real price cause it's in euro. I've sent emails just asking for refunds and there's no respond they only want to take off the money for the outside source. It's been 3 months I had to buy a new phone. Who's gonna wait 3 months for there Phone to be unlock and than have an outside source for 140$ it's a scam don't fall for it. I'm gonna take the lost but I'm gonna worn ppl b4 using there service if you don't need a phone for 3 or months don't use them. You are wasting your time.

Be aware that your first payment only covers a check to see if your phone is able to be unlocked, and then you get another email requesting a further (and larger) payment to then get the unlocking code.
Apparently it's shown on the payment page but I didn't see it.
When I clicked on a link that explained their costs, you get sent an email (which looks preprepared) showing you a screenshot of this plus a reminder of their T&C's (about this prepayment).
Anyway, whether this is actually there or not just be aware it'll cost you more than you initially think.
I was able to get mine unlocked by other means (I just contacted the network direct who unlocked it for free(!) si didn't proceed with the extra payment...

It did not work for me and they did not even pay me back and they said they will give credits but never replied my emails once i disputed card they gave reply but who care once lost trust and also while paying on site Once you fork over the £20. They charge you another £199 or something after they check to see that your phone is compatible for unlocking. No where on their website do they mention the extra fee after the initial fee. Super misleading. For that price i could have had someone local unlock my phone for me the same day scam scam

Website promises to be able to remove Activation Lock. They take £20 (without mentioning that this is a "deposit") then ask for another £30. Then they tell you that your phone can't be unlocked as it's on Apple's blacklist. Total rubbish. This is a stock reply to cover that they can't remove activation locks. The only way to get a refund is to send them proof of device purchase. If we had that, we would just be walking in to any Apple store and get them to do it. Their website looks genuine but don't take any notice of the number of phones they've unlocked - total fiction. Probably linked to another scam site, cellunlocker.co.uk. Can't believe that I've been conned by both :(

I purchased unlock service for iPhone 6 on 6/27/17 for $106. On 8/2/17, the unlock was still pending and I wrote asking for a status update. I received a non-specific, wishy-washy response. When 60+ days passed without progress, I requested a refund. I emailed the company 9/3,9/13,9/18,9/21, and 10/11 making this request. NO ONE will even acknowledge receipt of my correspondence. As soon as I can find their postal address (which is probably purposely secreted somewhere in the small print) I am reporting them to the Better Business Bureau. Maybe that will get their attention.