Rauel S.

Although the order summary states an additional fee MAY be required, a disclaimer under "why do I need to pay this" (readable upon clicking the "Release unlock" link in your email after 24 hours) states that the initial prepayment is standard and is not in fact the "unlock payment". This means a final payment (the actual unlock fee) is a given. This would make their order summary claim that an additional payment "MAY" be required a false and misleading one. Legally speaking this is fraud and mostly certainly a scam. The advertising on the website also makes absolutely no mention of a two part process and instead misleads potential consumers to believe it is a streamlined one-part process. I don't care about 26 dollars but certainly not paying 84 more to finalize it. But then again, Officialsimunlock.com was probably banking on that, considering that the premise of the scam is not having to perform the actual work of unlocking your phone while still collecting 26 dollars. Earning a guaranteed profit without having to deliver on a good or service is in fact theft. And theft my friends is a criminal act. Believe me folks don't waste your money here. The cell phone store down the street from me charges 50 not 26 plus 84 (100). I'm sure there are some in your area that not only charge less but also more than likely employ decent human beings and not loathsome, crusty, soulless scam artists.