iPhone Unlock Service At&t, Sprint, T-Mobile, etc.Reviews of keys2iphone.com

my iphones is unlock.

It actually works, had to paybthe surcharge and took and took a couple of days more than told, but hey nothing perferct. received an email you phone is unlocked. AMAZING...

They unlocked my iphone! Which is super great. Especially considering it is a sprint phone. But!!!!! I am having trouble figuring out how I actually unlock my iphone when I connect it to itunes? Help!!! I know they sent intructions: Your handset is now unlocked! Please, follow the instructions below to complete final steps. 1. Install the last version of iTunes. Make sure your iPhone is updated to the latest official version from iTunes. 2. Connect iPhone to iTunes with not accepted (not valid) SIM card 3. Wait until iTunes detects the phone 4. Now disconnect iPhone and reconnect after 10 seconds. iPhone is Unlocked. But I am not sure what they mean when saying connect to itunes with not valid sim card?? Someone help please!! Really want to take my phone into Boost Mobile today to get it set up and in use! Help!!

*UPDATE* 6-29-16 Since being reported by Keys2iPhone I am lowering my review. I feel that this is an attempt to censor my negative review of the service. Again, my phone was unlocked but the company has poor customer service in that you are more likely to get your review reported than you are to receive an email from them. If that doesn't speak poor customer service I don't know what does. The definition of a 1 star review according to TrustPilot: Bad- unacceptable experience, unreasonable and rude conduct. My review was reported due to them saying I made false claims such as that they are paying for users to give them positive reviews. This was never a claim by me, I simply stated that some companies do this and that it is always possible for it to happen. They also said I made a false claim in the amount of time it took for my iPhone to be unlocked. My claim is that I placed and order on 5/13 for an unlock and the unlock wasn't complete until 6/25. This is over a month from my first interaction to the date of the unlock. Can't really explain how they believe this to be a false claim. *UPDATE* 6-25-16 Keys2iPhone finally unlocked my iPhone. This process took well over a month to complete and cost right under $100 USD. If you are thinking of doing this then just do so with caution. I cannot guarantee that they will unlock everyone's iPhone but I can tell you that after a month and a few weeks they did mine. If you are able to pay off your phone from your carrier then I suggest doing that as the unlock will be a heck of a lot quicker. Good luck everyone. I've changed my rating from 1 star to 2 stars. They only get 2 due to the inability to keep their own deadline and for lack of customer service. They do not respond to emails or phone calls. They take much longer than the advertised times. I would have given more stars if there was better communication from these guys. *ORIGINAL REVIEW* I decided to give Keys2iPhone a shot because they were recommended on a blog. I paid $39 USD for an unlock from AT&T. This was done on 5/13. This failed a week or so later and I was put into another status that said they were waiting for the premium gateway to come back online. I then went to look at reviews (should have done this to start with) and saw this was typical and that they will eventually say they can unlock my phone with a 100% guarantee if I pay a bit more. So I decided to email them and check the status on this premium gateway. They emailed me the next day saying that if I just paid $59 more I would be put through the premium service that included a 100% guarantee and it would take up to 5 working days. I paid thinking why not. Well that was on 6/8 and it is way past the 5 working days and I'm stuck in "processing" limbo. So much for a 100% guarantee at 5 working days. I did send some more emails to them and even called and left a message, no response. I've read tons of reviews and this seems common. I'm shocked at their high level of 5 and 4 star reviews this service has received due to my experience being what it is. It is possible to pay for services to inflate reviews so I'm guessing this is possible for this company as well but no clue if they are doing this nor am I accusing this company of this practice but I want to make it clear it is possible for this to occur. What I do know is they have close to $100 that I've paid for an unlock and I still have a phone I cannot use. My warning; be very cautious with these types of companies. They know you are desperate, otherwise, you wouldn't be seeking their service. My hope is that they see my review and make good on their guarantee and unlock my phone ASAP. If they do, amazing and I'll change my review. If they are unable to or the wait is another month then I'd love a refund of my money and I'll just go to AT&T directly and pay them off for my phone and have them unlock it. Might as well seeing that me paying another 200 would have been easier and it would have been unlocked last month.

keys2iphone unlocked my SPRINT yes sprint iphone 6 in just a week. yes, i paid a surchage but its worth it. s/o them! luv

Started the process on June 28th, came back to me on June 1st stating they needed more money as the phone needed an extra service to unlock it. At first I was apprehensive as possible scam was going through my mind but decided to proceed. Paid the extra fee and 6 days later received an E-Mail stating that my iPhone 6S Plus was now unlocked. Followed the instructions and the phone fired up with NO problems. Transferred my information from my iTunes backup and everything is working a treat. Great service, many thanks, Paul

Recently I found a dead Sprint 64Gb iPhone 6 on the subway with a smashed screen and no service but remarkably, no screen lock enabled! After I charged it, it wouldn't boot up so I put it on my laptop, started iTunes and got it jump started and did a restore and it came to life. Now I needed to get it unlocked. My research told me that Sprint phones usually could not be unlocked and that Sprint had a black list that had phones on it that were still under contract. Probably like most carriers. But for some reason Sprint phones are notoriously a problem to get unlocked so at this point, my hopes weren't very high. So, I did a Google search about getting Sprint phones unlocked and found Keys2iphone, and put in my IMEI and paid the $59.00 fee and hoped for the best. The next day, I got an email from the company explaining that they couldn't get the Sprint network to release the IMEI, so they would have to resort to plan B, which was to go directly to the Apple network to get it done. They informed me that doing this would cost me another $59.00 because of the problem with it being a Sprint phone. I was a little upset at first but thought about it and paid the money knowing the history of unlocking Sprint phones. 2 days later I got another email stating that my phone was unlocked!!!! They provided instructions, which were simple and sure enough, I just put my active Verizon iPhone SIM card in this former Sprint phone and it activated immediately and I got on the Internet. Besides the double fee, which was worth it, this is a great service and worth the money. Great communication and follow up. Mac

I reached out to them may 24th paid my fee then on May 27th they emailed me because I had to pay a surcharge to go through Apple gateway.... June 2nd my iPhone 6s plus was unlocked less then 10 days. I do recommend them to anyone... They kept me updated through email and their online check status tool...I'm very satisfied!!!!