Anybody Heard of Trusted-iphone-Unlocker?

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Anybody Heard of Trusted-iphone-Unlocker?

I have six iPhones sitting in front of me and I don't know what they are (as in 5 - 4s - 4 etc.) All I know is that two of them were imported into Australia a year before they were offically available here so my son and his man could be ahead of the crowd..........That's why I have six of them! They continue to stay ahead of the crowd!!!🙂 Now I'm very happy to accept their left-overs, but none of the phones will work with my sim cards and they can't remember what the story is with these old phones. I am guessing that they are locked, because they all charge up and turn on ok, though two of them start with an iTunes logo and a white plug on the screen...............I have found this site, "Trusted iPhone Unlocker" which makes big claims, but ****, with a name like that I find them very hard to trust!.

Can anyone here help with the rep of this site please. Oh and while I'm here, could you tell me where I look to find which model each phone is.

Many pre-fixed thanks😕

Mac Pro (Mid 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3), Windows partition to run Windows 7

Posted on Aug 16, 2013 10:39 PM

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Answer 1

Ocean20

Level 6

13,733 points

Aug 16, 2013 10:44 PM in response to NotAppleSupportGuy

You can look up details of the phones here http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=A1387

go to settings/general/about to get model and serial numbers.

Only the carriers to which the phones are locked can unlock them. You need to contact the carrier to see if they can offer unlocking. Trusted iphone unlockers will just hack the phones to unlock them

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Answer 2

Aug 16, 2013 10:48 PM in response to Ocean20

Thanks Mate............Will follow the trail you have started.............Don't care if they are just hacked, as long as they work.

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Answer 3

imobl

Level 7

21,108 points

Aug 17, 2013 6:17 AM in response to NotAppleSupportGuy

They may or may not work after the hack. The hack may render

them inoperable and unrecoverable. And the hack will be undone

on the next iOS update with the iPhones being relocked to their

respective original wireless provider.

Proceed at your own risk.

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Answer 4

wegras

Level 6

15,311 points

Aug 17, 2013 6:55 AM in response to NotAppleSupportGuy

well you should because it probably won't and with a hacked iPhone neither Apple nor this forum will give any help in the future

see here for reasons why not

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3743

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Answer 5

Libby101a

Level 4

2,398 points

Aug 17, 2013 6:58 AM in response to NotAppleSupportGuy

Call Apple support and give them the serial/IMEI numbers and they can see what carrier they are locked to... if the iphones are showing an itunes symbol and plug that means they are in recovery mode and need hooked to a computer with itunes on it then restored to factory settings. Good luck.

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Answer 6

Aug 20, 2013 11:55 PM in response to wegras

Thank you Mister Gillespie for taking the time to chastise me when you have neither sufficient facts, nor sufficient nouse to make a judgement on me in this situation. I normally don't waste my time on the likes of you, but I will just make this small concession in this case. ALL THESE PHONES HAVE BEEN LEGITIMATELY PURCHASED AND PAID FOR, but are no longer of use to their original owners. I am certainly not up with this sort of thing and I only asked a question in a forum I have developed respect for in the last six months. So please, in future keep your ill informed opinions away from my posts.

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Answer 7

Aug 20, 2013 11:53 PM in response to Libby101a

Thank you very much Libby101A............I could not have been given better advice.

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