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★☆☆☆☆ – Scammed Out of Over $100 After My Phone Was StolenI’m honestly devastated. My phone was stolen, and I was just trying to find a reliable device unlocking service to recover access and protect my information. This site looked professional at first, asking for a small initial fee, but then they demanded a much larger payment—over $100—for an “unlocking code.” After paying, I received absolutely nothing. No code, no help, no refund. It feels cruel that after being robbed once, I was essentially robbed again by this website. I strongly believe the positive reviews are fake or AI-generated. Please don’t make the same mistake I did—avoid this site completely
The Google advertising says $25 to unlock your phone. Once you pay they try and sting you with another $68usd. This is false advertising and considering the larger amount is hidden in the fine print. This company should be ashamed of their tactics. Avoid this dodgy business.
They dupe you in with a competitive price (although I don’t see how charging anything is reasonable) then halfway through the process they say that you have to pay an extra £30 to complete the process. It is probably somewhere in the small print, but it certainly is not a clear and open process.I got a very rapid response to my complaint, which only went to show that there is a stock response ready to go because they get so many complaints.Then even worse, now the process is started I can’t go elsewhere, if I want my phone unlocked I will have to stump up the cash!It’s the tactics of groomer or drug dealer, sucker you in then make it so you have to pay up, there’s no other option. Not the behaviour of a reputable firm, very poor.This is the the standard answer that I had previously. Just in case it wasn't clear, no, I don't think the additional £30 charge was clear before I signed up, it very much read as a one off £15 charge.
To be honest it wasn’t a moment that they didn’t replay back, it’s a trustable website don’t be afraid of getting scam it’s a legit website. Btw I’m from Honduras in my phone was block by T-Mobile service and they unblocked for any users, great job I’m satisfied.
The site and service is very misleading. Two days ago I ordered an unlocking service for a 17 pro max. The site in boldly says I only had to pay $28 but it was discounted to $25. It advertises instant unlock. After paying the $25 it then says that was only to check it. Why does it have to be check anyway when I’m the customer knows for a fact it’s locked. But still it will appear that’s all that has to be paid.Nevertheless, I paid it. Then it asks me for $68 to get it unlocked because it’s indeed intact locked like I know it was. Hesitantly, I paid it. After about 12 hours, they’re now asking for $174 for premium service to unlock. I reached out to the misleading 24/7 customer service for a refund and even though they tried to convince me to accept store credit, I still wanted store credit as they stated I could get. They have a lot of fine print but per consumer laws I’m entitled to refund. If you dispute transaction for reason legitimately like non receipt of goods/services they threaten to blacklist your phone. I’m posting here now but I’m copying this to ftc and consumer finance protection bureau. Don’t use this site.
SCAM!!!!!!! BEWARE!!!! I’ve tried emailing and live chatting for several days now about my phone not being unlocked when it’s being claimed to have been and no one would get back to me! This company is one of the worst unprofessional scams I’ve managed to have fallen for. This company took my money, won’t communicate back when I tried to find some sort of solution, and then threatened to blacklist my phone if I don’t pay them back for dispute fees and pay for the unlocking fee when my phone was never unlocked to begin with! I did not receive any response back after 4 days of trying to contact someone two different ways and I only received any sort of response back when I left a bad review or disputed the charges with my bank to receive my refund. Absolutely unbelievable this company. If you have a $100 or more to just piss away on absolutely nothing then by all means this is the company for you. But if you’re in a unfortunate financial hardship situation and a contract has left you pretty much screwed and stuck with a phone you can only use when you have WiFi but still have to pay off before you can get service again on it and don’t have $900 to do so, you’re better off just staying in that situation rather than making it 1000x worse paying this company to screw you over.
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