Appleiphoneunlock.uk

So, let me tell you about my experience with Appleiphoneunlock.uk. I didn't bother reading any reviews before I made the mistake of paying to have my iPad unlocked. And now, like so many others, I'm going through the same thing. I feel pretty stupid, to be honest. But, as they say, you live and learn.

Here's what happened: I paid the initial cost of $27, and when I tried to email them afterwards, I heard nothing back. Then, when I went to make the second purchase of $42, the download started spinning and it looked like things might be okay. But then, out of nowhere, a message popped up saying that my device had been reported lost, stolen, or blacklisted, and that only their "premium" service could really help me. This was after they had already told me that they couldn't unlock it. It all seemed pretty fishy.

To sweeten the deal, they told me that I would be refunded the original amount in the form of a voucher. Great, right? Except the voucher couldn't be used to continue trying to remove the iCloud lock from my device. Nope, it could only be used for other devices. Sounds like a scam to me.

I guess the lesson here is that when someone tries to rip you off, it's best not to let them fool you twice. Or, as the saying goes, fool me once, shame on me; fool me twice, shame on you.

I just wanna say that Appleiphoneunlock.uk is not worth it. I mean, I paid $27 at first, then they asked for a whopping $42 on top of that, and now they wanna charge me for a Premium Service that costs $61! Can you believe that? All in all, I'll be shelling out $130 just to unlock my Apple Watch Series 2… It's insane! If I had known this beforehand, I would've rather bought a brand new one for an extra $50.

And as if that isn't frustrating enough, I tried to make the final payment and they wanted to send a "Text Code" for verification to a number that's not even related to my cell phone number! I mean, seriously? I contacted them via email to explain the situation, but they didn't even listen to me. The man just told me to select another "payment" option… like, what other options are there?! They're just after your money and provide nothing in return. As far as I'm concerned, they're a bunch of scammers.

I'll make sure to tell my friends to stay away from them. I was hoping to do business with them again, but after this experience, I don't even wanna go near them. So, I'd advise you to stay clear of Appleiphoneunlock.uk – it's not worth the hassle.

This company, appleiphoneunlock.uk, ain't no good, let me tell you. They claim to be able to unlock iPhones from previous owners and even ones that are lost, but don't believe their lies. First, they ask for $30 upfront just to pretend to check if your iPhone can be unlocked. Then, they hit you with another request for around $45 for some unspecified second check. If you don't comply, you just lose your first $30, which is a total ripoff. Some of us got lucky and got a discount, but that's just another way they try to scam you.
What's worse, after you pay up, they'll tell you that they can't actually unlock your phone because it's reported lost or stolen. Ain't that just grand?
And as if all of that wasn't enough, they'll offer you a little "bonus" to sell their scam to a friend or colleague. That's just passing on the pain to someone else, and it ain't right.
I learned my lesson the hard way- I lost $70 and too much of my time trying to deal with this company. As a lawyer, I've already taken action against them. But I want to make sure no one else gets caught in their trap. Please, warn your friends and family about this scam. Stay away from appleiphoneunlock.uk and save yourself the headache.

This right here is a total scam, man. Let me tell you, these jokers over at Appleiphoneunlock.uk are just tryna take your cash and run. They tell you it's gonna cost $20 to get your Apple phone unlocked, but then they hit you with all kinds of extra fees and crap. First, they say you gotta holler at the original owner or Apple themselves to get it unlocked. Then they come back with some activation unlock deal that's gonna cost you around $40. But even then, they might tell you that your phone's flagged as lost or stolen, and now they need a whole bunch of additional proof of purchase and other private info.

But look, the whole reason we're using this janky service is 'cause we ain't got all that info in the first place. And yet, they still expect you to shell out even more coins. Then, just to top it off, they bring out the premium service link and charge you almost sixty bucks! That's when I finally smartened up and cut these scammers loose. They don't answer your messages after you start asking questions about the unlock. Real shady stuff.

All I'm saying is, save your dough and steer clear of these jokers. You could use that cash to buy a whole new Android phone, or - in my case - I shoulda just let my mom keep using her old iPhone 5S as a memory from the past. The icing on the cake, though? These con artists called my phone an iPad, and tried to sell me unlocks for an iPhone X and whatnot. So obviously they ain't even bothering to read the messages before they hit send.

I must say that I have used Appleiphoneunlock.uk service twice now to see if they could help me unlock iCloud from a device and both times I have been left disappointed. Some people in their reviews have mentioned that their service is not reliable and they make lofty promises they can't keep but convince you to pay more to unlock the device. I must confess that this is my experience too.

It all starts with a relatively small fee, and then comes a follow-up email saying they have not been able to unlock the device, with an offer to provide a higher-grade service for a few pounds more. The email highlights that the next service level will get the job done, and you wait for the stupid timer to get to 100%. As soon as it hits 100%, you get another excuse email, claiming that something else needs to be fixed and it will cost some more. I once waited for 12 months later to hear from them, and they finally emailed with another pitch to try "iCloud Premium service."

I ended up spending an alarming amount with no guarantees offered that the device will be unlocked, and they don't offer money back, as they claim there are costs associated with the procedure. If you are reading this and considering using their service, then please be very cautious. I can't count how much I have wasted both in terms of time and money with no tangible results to show for it.

My advice to anyone willing to listen is this: buyer beware. Based on my personal experience, it's been 2 for 2. I have had no luck, and I have forked out way more than I should have. Maybe there are some other services out there that can deliver on what they promise, but in my opinion, this is not the case with Appleiphoneunlock.uk.

I recently used the service provided by appleiphoneunlock.uk, and unfortunately, my experience was not a positive one. Firstly, I was disappointed to find out that the service was not priced at the advertised ?19.99, but actually priced at ?49.99. This was disheartening as I was happy to pay the lower amount, and the higher price felt like a bit of a rip-off.

My reasons for needing the service were quite specific, as I had acquired the device through unfortunate circumstances - the death of a loved one. I was hoping to avoid going to the Apple store as it was not in my town, and as such, the idea of paying the higher cost bothered me. However, I ultimately went with it, albeit a bit begrudgingly.

The overall service I received from appleiphoneunlock.uk was not up to my expectations. All they did was send me a link to take to the Apple store with my receipt. Alternatively, I could've paid an additional ?30 to clear the activation lock - which felt incredibly expensive. I was quite disappointed to learn that if you have the receipt, and proof of ownership, going to the Apple store would've been a free alternative. I felt that I was not given an accurate picture of my options, leading me to choose a more costly solution.

Furthermore, when requesting a refund, the company sent me three emails in response. Each of these emails was filled with references to their terms and conditions, making me feel like they were doing everything in their power to avoid giving me back my money. They eventually offered me a voucher, which I felt was a bit of a cheap move. The voucher was relatively useless to me as I couldn't see myself needing any other services from that company.

I was also surprised to learn that, although reviews for this company already existed, Companies House showed that the company was only incorporated on 12 October 2019. This left me wondering where the existing reviews had come from, which in turn, made me a bit suspicious of the whole thing.

All in all, my experience with appleiphoneunlock.uk was not a positive one, and I am unable to recommend their services. It's unfortunate that things like this still happen in this day and age. I hope others will research more before making purchases.

I recently had a negative experience with Appleiphoneunlock.uk. I was frustrated with Apple's lack of help, so I turned to this website for help. At first, I thought the service was legit, but I quickly learned that it sounded too good to be true - and it was. I sent them my device's serial number and paid an initial fee of ?20. However, I received an automated email a day later with information I could have easily found online for free. They then informed me that I needed their iCloud unlock service, which cost an additional ?29.99. I paid the fee believing it would be worth it in the long run, but I was wrong.

Once I paid the fee, all I received was a link to a page that showed me how far along my unlock was - which was not helpful at all. After a few days, I received another automated email stating that my device was lost or stolen and blacklisted. This was strange, as Apple had not informed me of this. Appleiphoneunlock.uk then offered me their premium service for ?99.99, but as a "goodwill gesture," they offered me an online voucher which lowered the price to ?49.99. I read the fine print and discovered that if my device was blacklisted, then their service wouldn't work. I emailed customer services about this issue, but they have yet to reply.

I have since reported them to trading standards and would not recommend giving them any money. Their website may say their service works, but my experience proves otherwise. It's disappointing that this website preys on people's desperation and provides false hope for a solution to their problems.

I tried using the icloud unlock service from appleiphoneunlock.uk, but unfortunately, the service mentioned was not fit for purpose and was not carried out with reasonable care or skill. This led to my attempt at purchasing the service to fail. As a consumer, I am completely aware that according to the Consumer Rights Act 2015, I am entitled to a full refund irrespective of any terms & conditions mentioned on the website (statutory rights & consumer rights act 2015).

I paid appleiphoneunlock.uk for my phone's serial number # G0RVV21CJCL6 to remove the iCloud Activation Lock. I placed two orders on Nov 14 -2019, one amounting to $27.00, and the other for $42.00. As the service was not able to deliver as advertised, I request a total refund of $69.

As soon as the refund is processed, please credit it to my original payment card. I urge you to note that if my refund is not processed, I will have no option but to start legal proceedings with noChex and the financial ombudsman. Once I receive the total refund due, no further action will be taken.

Kindly note that we have initiated legal action if we don't receive the refund back to our account within seven days.

Regards,
Vikram Mann

Don't use Appleiphoneunlock.uk, it's a total rip off! I was drawn to the website since they claim to unlock Apple activation - which I badly needed since I forgot my password. For a fee of ?19.99, I thought I was getting the real deal. But instead of a real Apple activation unlock, I received an email giving me two obvious suggestions: to contact Apple or the seller. I was disappointed but still hopeful so I went ahead and tried both options, but they didn't work. I felt frustrated and cheated!

Then, they had the nerve to add an extra fee of ?30 for the "actual unlock" - which should have been included in the first place! Why should I pay again for the service I already paid for? It's totally unfair! I guess it was just a ploy to get more money from customers and leave them disappointed.

I don't know if their service works or not, but it's definitely not worth your hard-earned cash. I felt like they didn't provide anything valuable, as I found the same information for free on a search engine. It was a total scam, and I am regretting my decision to use it.

I already attempted to get a refund, but to no avail. Instead, they offered me a discounted service for ?23, which is still unsatisfactory. I feel like I was conned! I am planning to report their shady business practices to the trading standards agency.

In conclusion, I have to say that Appleiphoneunlock.uk is not dependable, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Save yourself the trouble and look for other legitimate services that give you what you paid for.

This review is based on my personal experience with Appleiphoneunlock.uk, and I would like to express my dissatisfaction with their service. Let me start by saying that if it were possible, I would give them 0 stars because of their misleading claims.

I recently purchased an iCloud activation locked iPhone on eBay, and after checking the IMEI to be clean, I decided to use their service. Initially, I paid USD27 as a "pre-order" fee, and after 3 days, they requested that I make another payment of USD30 as the final payment. I believed that they were genuine because they had reviews, but I was wrong.

Two days after the second payment, they contacted me to say that my iPhone was stolen (which was not true because the IMEI was clean). They claimed that they had a "Premium Service" that could bypass this issue for USD99. Moreover, they said that they would give me a voucher equivalent to what I had already paid, but I could not apply it to the Premium Service. That was a load of bull, and I deeply regretted trusting them.

After I submitted a claim against the merchant from my credit card, their "dispute resolution" team emailed me to promise me a full refund if I withdrew my claim. While this email may seem genuine, I will not fall for it and will keep everyone updated.

Finally, if you look at all the positive reviews that this firm has garnered, the same poster posts on several unlock iPhone websites. This fact makes me wonder why he or she has so many phones to unlock or whether the reviews are fake. I will leave the conclusion to you, but please do not make my mistake and avoid using this service.