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iPhone Unlocking Service

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reaLst

So, I am a closet nerd.
Joined
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Location
San Francisco
Moto(s)
Ducati Streetfighter 1098,
Ducati 848,
Ducati 748,
GSXR 600
Yes ladies and gentlemen, I unlock iPhones to work with any cell phone carrier that uses Sim cards, including T-Mobile (USA), Rogers (Canada), Globe Comms (Philippines), O2 (United Kingdom), Telestial (Thailand), plus many more. I can have it done in as little as five minutes! With over 100 successfully unlocked iPhones and zero bricks, I am one of the most experienced and best unlockers out there.

I can even unlock your phone so that you can still use your old AT&T SIM card - no need to get a new two year contract or pay an additional $20\mo for having an iPhone.

I also can upload various useful and fun programs to your iPhone, such as working Playstation\NES\SNES\GBA programs complete with many games. If you are more into accounting and crunching numbers, I can even add HP financial calculators. From games to work related programs, I can get you almost anything you need! Did I mention I could even add a calendar specificaly made for ladies (and some men) to help keep track of when that special time of the month is?


$20 for jailbreaking
$25 for jailbreaking + installation of 3rd party programs and tutorials on how to use them

$25 for unlock (required to use SIM cards other than AT&T)
$30 for unlock installation of 3rd party programs and tutorials on how to use them




All unlocking is done in a public place (preferably with WiFi) within my area (Penninsula.)




PM me to set up an appointment!
 
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so what happens if there is an update does it damage the phone or just wipe what was done to the iphone and if needed just update the iphone to take back to apple for repairs.
 
Slowmofo said:
so what happens if there is an update does it damage the phone or just wipe what was done to the iphone and if needed just update the iphone to take back to apple for repairs.
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in the past, new updates have been known to "brick" your unlocked iphone. i've heard that some of the newer apple releases haven't done that.

generally, there are new jailbreak/unlocked updates that come out soon after the apple releases.
 
Slowmofo said:
so what happens if there is an update does it damage the phone or just wipe what was done to the iphone and if needed just update the iphone to take back to apple for repairs.
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If an update is out, I generally advise you not to update the iPhone, unless I say otherwise.

You do have an option of updating your iPhone or not, you are given the choice everytime you connect your iPhone to iTunes (assuming a new update is out), unless you check the "Do not ask me again" box.

Some updates do damage the iPhone, while others do not. Again, if you have an unlocked phone, I do not recommend updating the iPhone, unless I say otherwise.
 
reaLst said:
If an update is out, I generally advise you not to update the iPhone, unless I say otherwise.

You do have an option of updating your iPhone or not, you are given the choice everytime you connect your iPhone to iTunes (assuming a new update is out), unless you check the "Do not ask me again" box.

Some updates do damage the iPhone, while others do not. Again, if you have an unlocked phone, I do not recommend updating the iPhone, unless I say otherwise.
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what are the other applications you can add to the iphone?
 
Blank00 said:
what are the other applications you can add to the iphone?
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The top 10 popular programs that people request are:

1. Nintendo Entertainment System (yes, the original "Nintendo")
2. Summerboard (change how your icons\home screen looks)
3. Customize (change system sounds, keyboard style, and many more)
4. Playstation (original Playstation, right on your iPhone!)
5. Gameboy Advanced (..yep..)
6. Super Nintendo (uh huh...)
7. HP 12/13/14/15/16 C (financial calculator - why pay over $80 when you can have it on your iPhone?)
8. Services (A switch to turn off Edge, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and SSH in order to conserve battery)
9. Apollo (chat program which includes MSN, AIM, ICQ and .MAC)
10. Appflow (view your programs, Cover Flow style)

There are literally hundreds of programs that I can add.
 
If my Iphone is updated to the latest firmware i think it is 1.4 is not able to be hacked? also if it gets brick can you unbrick the iphone?
 
so what if you mess up and the iphone is no longer operable? Can you do the new 16gb iphone too?
 
If I mess it up then you can have my phone, or I will buy you a brand new one. I've done literally hundreds of unlocks with zero bricks. And yes, I can do the new 1.1.4 16 GB iPhone.

I do unbrick iPhones for $25, unless its extremely serious and takes hours\days to fix. But of course, if I magically brick your phone somehow, then the repair is free and I'll give you a lolipop or something for waiting.
 
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It's safe. Even if it fails, he can reboot and restore. Great addition to your iPhone. No matter what firmware, it works.
 
haha get money any way you can! good shit. already got my iphone unlocked(by a friend), i advice people to DO IT!! lets you do way more stuff than just the Regular Iphones.
 
Im trying to get mine unlocked, I guess I will look to Craigslist to get it done. :cry No response from the OP yet on if he can meet me to unlock mine.
 
It's great having an unlocked iPhone. I have done this a few times when the iPhone first came out till 1.1.2.

apps I recommend:

Showtime (gives you a video record option)
locateMe (this approximates your location using cell towers)
Converter (nice useful converter tool)
Sendsong ( ables you to turn your mp3's into ringtones)
ssh services ( so you can turn "edge" off)
stumbler ( wifi finder)
simport (so you can import your contacts from SIM card)
MxTube ( record videos from youtube direct to your phone)
Flashlight (...well.. a flashlight)
 
Slowmofo said:
Im trying to get mine unlocked, I guess I will look to Craigslist to get it done. :cry No response from the OP yet on if he can meet me to unlock mine.
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Sorry about that, but I did reply to your last PM and never got a reply from you. I don't check this thread regularly, but it's going on my faves now. :thumbup
 
watsgowinon said:
It's great having an unlocked iPhone. I have done this a few times when the iPhone first came out till 1.1.2.

apps I recommend:

Showtime (gives you a video record option)
locateMe (this approximates your location using cell towers)
Converter (nice useful converter tool)
Sendsong ( ables you to turn your mp3's into ringtones)
ssh services ( so you can turn "edge" off)
stumbler ( wifi finder)
simport (so you can import your contacts from SIM card)
MxTube ( record videos from youtube direct to your phone)
Flashlight (...well.. a flashlight)
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Crazy that you have to unlock a phone just to allow it to do things most phones can do out of the box.
 
You would think But I did love how Verizon had all these features such as bluetooth but totally crippled it to only work on headsets and not be able to transfer files or connect to other devices
 
Sane_Man said:
Crazy that you have to unlock a phone just to allow it to do things most phones can do out of the box.
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Yeah, almost everyone feels that way about the elusive $400 iPhone. But if Steve Jobs won't give us what we want, then we will make it ourselves. :teeth
 
watsgowinon said:
So true.. but the phone is just soooo cool. heheheh
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My wife has one, so i'm trying to decide if this unlocking would benefit her. She only uses it to make calls and a website every now and then. She hates the fact it is so slow, so if the 3G model comes out, I may upgrade.
 
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