I have two Locked factory unlocked iPhone!!???

You bought them from who?

Only Apple sells unocked iphones.

Does the receipt say unlocked?

the fine print of locked iphones is that they only work on GSM networks, so that might be why it seems AT&T is the only network who's sim cards work

Try putting a t-mobile sim in it - you will likely find it works if it is truely factory unlocked

verizon and sprint cannot be used with a factory unlocked iphone, because it must be a GSM network to work.

if you think this is stupid, it is important to note that the point of the factory unlock iphone is 1) you don't have to be on a contract and 2) if you are out of the country for an extended period of time, you can use one of the other country's GSM carrier's sim cards without having to try and get a US carrier to unlock the phone first.

note that you will not get all the features if you use T-mobile, (such as facetime and 3G) because it is not an apple-iphone supported network. The unlocked iphone works in most cases (calls, EDGE data) but you will be missing some features if you choose to go with T-Mobile

try to take it back and get a refund, but if they don't - guess you have to use AT&T. never buy from unauthorized retailers - you will always be scammed

rule of thumb - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

ELRAULO wrote:

Bought it at a store in NY not an apple store

Then you did not purchase unlocked phones. Sorry. There is nothing you can do other than take them back for a refund if the place you bought them from will even give you one.

As you're no longer in the country, you're likely hosed. You can't use those phones.

The model number is not an indication of the phones status, nor is the box, ESPECIALLY if you purchased them from an unauthorized source. As for the serial number, the only way to check that is contact AppleCare. They may be able to tell you.

More than likely, the phone was originally hacked to unlock it. Something caused it to re-lock. A restore or update will do that.

You would have to ask the seller that question about the box. Since they were apparently not an authorized iPhone dealer, there's no way to know where those iPhone might have come from. Again, only Apple Stores sell unlocked iPhones. I can only guess, but most likely the iPhones you purchased were hacked to unlock them, and during the course of some operation such as an upgrade to the operating system of the iPhone relocked to the original carrier.

Regards.

Maybe you're not understanding... The ONLY place in the US to legitimately purchase an unlocked iPhone is an Apple corporate store or on line at apple.com.

You stated you did not purchase at an Apple store, therefore you purchased from an unauthorized, gray market source. There is no way to tell what you got. Shrink wrapping a product to make it appear factory sealed is ridiculously simple. Removing and replacing stickers on a box is ridiculously simple.

The simple fact of the matter is, you got ripped off.

Mobilecom does not sell unlocked iPhones, they sell hacked iPhones.