IMEI Doctor

I just had a horrible experience with IMEI Doctor! I made an order on the first of March to get my phone unlocked and after paying the initial fee, they hit me with another charge. I thought it was odd but decided to wait to see how things would progress. Fast forward to April 20th and my phone was only 75% unlocked when they asked for yet another payment. The remaining balance due was 42.01 EUR and they claimed that it was necessary due to a limited time service that was guaranteed to work.

The worst part is that they didn't even bother to respond to my emails. I kept reaching out to them and asking for a reason why they needed more money, but it was like talking to a brick wall. Their customer service is non-existent, which is unacceptable, especially when they’re dealing with people's hard-earned money.

And get this, the percentage progress chart that they displayed on their site to show how far along they were in unlocking my phone suddenly disappeared, only to be replaced with another payment request. What is their problem?!

I implore you to stay away from IMEI Doctor. Don't waste your money on their services! It's not worth it. They will just keep asking for more money and leave you high and dry without any answers to your questions.

I recently used IMEI Doctor (imeidoctor.com) to unlock my phone and I am quite impressed with their service so far. I had some trouble with my phone being locked to a carrier, which was quite frustrating, but IMEI Doctor was able to quickly resolve the issue.

First of all, I was pleasantly surprised by their website design - it was very easy to navigate and it was not confusing at all. I was able to find the information I needed quickly and easily. I then placed my order and was promptly FastTrack'ed to the top of the queue for when the unlocking resumed.

Although the process took some time due to the carrier being offline for my particular handset model, I was notified immediately via email when the unlocking finally resumed. The timescale for unlocking was not provided but it usually takes no longer than two weeks, which is not too bad.

One of the things that I appreciated about IMEI Doctor is that they were very upfront about their pre-order policy. It was made clear to me that pre-orders are non-refundable, but I was okay with that because I really wanted my phone to be unlocked. However, they did mention that if I found another provider to unlock my phone and could prove it, then they would provide a full refund.

Overall, I had a very positive experience with IMEI Doctor and I would definitely recommend their services to anyone who needs to unlock their phone. The website was easy to use, the service was fast and efficient, and the customer service was great. I’m happy to say that my phone is now unlocked and I no longer have to deal with the frustration of being locked to a carrier.

Very frustrated with my experience with IMEI Doctor. It's a real shame that I didn't read the other reviews before I went ahead with their services. My advice - if you have a place in your local mall that offers phone unlocking, go there instead. The process with IMEI Doctor was misleading and unclear, and I ended up spending a lot more than I anticipated.

I paid $3 for a check on my phone's information, which came back with the correct result. But after that, things quickly went downhill. Instead of transferring the information, they rely on you to enter it correctly into their system. Unfortunately, I made a mistake and ended up paying $25 for a prepayment, not realizing it was just the beginning.

I then had to pay an additional $35 to finish the unlocking process, only to be told that I'd entered the wrong network. At this point, I was ready to give up. The only good thing was that the company refunded me the $35.

I decided to try again and ran another report, thinking that my voucher would allow me to have another go. Unfortunately, I was wrong, and I ended up having to pay another $60 just to actually unlock the phone.

I sent an email to the company asking for clarification, but all I received was a generic response. In the end, I spent over $150 trying to unlock my phone, and it's still not unlocked. I'm really angry and frustrated with the whole experience.

I had the misfortune of using IMEI Doctor (imeidoctor.com) services to unlock my iPhone 8. I paid a total of $58 for this service, which was promised to be completed within three months. First, they asked for $23, and then they demanded an additional payment of $30 for the so-called iCloud supplier. However, every time I inquire about the progress of unlocking my iPhone, they keep sending me the same generic response.

Their email reads, " Thanks for your email. Your device was issued to our iCloud supplier on the 5th Apr as per your order status page and is currently in process, once it has been unlocked you will be emailed as well as the order status page being updated."

I am repeatedly told to wait for an indeterminate time and not given any concrete details about when my iPhone will be unlocked. Each email from the company suggests that unlocking my iPhone is a time-consuming process, and some units are taking up to 90 days to unlock. This seems like a pretext to extract more money from me, as I am given the option to receive vouchers for the entire amount I have paid to spend on another device's sim unlock.

IMHO, this service is nothing but a SCAM. I do not have another Apple device to unlock, and I am not willing to wait for that long, as their false promises have severely affected my patience. IMEI Doctor (imeidoctor.com) is not competent enough to provide the services they claim to offer. I would advise everyone to stay away from this service. Furthermore, I regret not researching more before trusting such unreliable services.

When I stumbled upon imeidoctor.com, I was hopeful that they could help me with my phone troubles. I was in need of unlocking my phone and the price on the website showed $28, which I thought was reasonable. However, it wasn't long before my hope was crushed as I realized that I was being deceived.

Here's what happened: I purchased the unlock service for $28, but when I checked the website again using my IP address, I found that it was in pre-order status and showing the price of $154. When I tried checking with a different IP, I saw the original price of $28. This made no sense to me at first, until I realized that their scheme was all about changing the price depending on the IP address. It's completely immoral, and frankly, it's illegal.

To make things worse, I received the service late, after they charged my credit card. And, much to my dismay, there was no visible indication of it being pre-ordered. This information was only visible once I was on their webpage. It's clear to me now that the reason they didn't make this clear during the buying process was to mislead their customers into thinking they were getting a good deal.

Despite all of this, I did eventually receive the unlock code. But my overall experience with imeidoctor.com was horrendous. In my opinion, any business that operates in such a shady and unethical fashion should not be trusted. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

These IMEI Doctor guys are super sketchy, I'm tellin' ya. I looked up my iPhone on their site and it said it wasn't blacklisted or nothin'. So, I called their customer service and they said they could unlock it for me no sweat. I paid for the service but a month later they told me my phone was blockin' the network which is the exact same thing I checked before I even paid, ya know what I mean? And they had the nerve to tell me I needed to pay extra for their 'premium service' - give me a break, man. I was hesitant but eventually I did pay the extra 50 quid on May 17th. Well, today it's September 4th and my phone still ain't unlocked. The tracking page has been at 99% for the past month and customer service is straight-up ignoring me. They used to be polite but now it's like they can't even bother.

Bottom line: these guys are nothing but greedy con artists. They'll say whatever it takes to make you fork over your dough, but once they got it they'll just disappear. I'd honestly bet that they wrote their own five-star reviews too. Do yourself a favor and stay far, far away from IMEI Doctor - don't fall for their scam like I did.

I had an issue with IMEI Doctor and it all started around 5 months ago. I was on the hunt for a provider that could help me unlock my iPhone and stumbled upon their website: imeidoctor.com. They advertised an unlocking service for only 28USD, and I thought this seemed like a great deal so I went ahead and paid for it.

But my nightmare started soon after. A week later, IMEI Doctor contacted me to say that my phone needed a "spherical cervices" (I'm not even sure what that means) because the provider asked for something difficult and expensive. I had no choice but to pay another 42USD. Another week passed by, and I received an email saying that my phone was still locked to a provider because of a debt. This was news to me because I had bought the iPhone brand new and cancelled the contract as I was going back to my home country.

When I tried to explain this to IMEI Doctor, they offered me a voucher to unlock another phone. I thought this was a good solution, but when I tried to use the voucher, it wasn't there for my email address. I tried to contact them more than 12 times via email to fix the problem, but they never responded to any of my messages.

In my opinion, I would not recommend using imeidoctor.com. It turned out to be a total scam, and I ended up losing my money. And, unfortunately, it seems like this has happened to thousands of other people as well. So please be warned and make sure to avoid this website at all costs!

Hey, before you go ahead and unlock your phone, kindly read this review for a few insiders’ tips and cheats without getting scammed. Don't get swayed by the reviews of others, as they are all wrong and lying to you.

In my opinion, IMEI Doctor at imeidoctor.com is a total scammer and liar. You will regret giving them $28 as they will ask for a final payment of $42 or a discount of $32. They didn't specify before you paid that the $28 was just a prepayment or for check payment; they were waiting until after you paid to tell you.

And to top it off, the employees of this website and their associates act like disabled people who can never easily find money, even though disabled people don't act like this. They are like hungry street dogs, cheated on everyone who has trusted them. They even use other website names to confuse you, like DrSim unlock/ Appleiphoneunlock.uk, but don't trust them either.

While $28 might not be a lot of money for me, it is still a lot for many, so I will consider it as a donation to the disabled person. These guys are not as useful as a disabled person. If they do not refund my money, I will write a curse and hope that they will be born as disabled or street dogs after death and come back alive. I come from Asia, and I have seen such things happen. So I suggest you stay far away from these guys.

I recently had a poor experience with IMEI Doctor (www.imeidoctor.com) and I want to share my honest thoughts with others. My first impression of the site was okay, and I was interested in their stated services to unlock my phone. However, everything went south after I paid the initial quote of US $28 for the service.

After paying, I received an email from the company with order details that tried to reassure me of their legitimacy. But then, a few hours later, I received another email from IMEI Doctor asking for a hefty extra amount of $57, stating that they used $28 to check some details of my phone and that it would not be unlocked without payment of this second amount of $57.

When I asked for clarification about the sudden and unexpected charge, the company replied that the $28 was supposed to be a pre-order cost and that the extra $57 was indeed required to unlock my phone. They also added that they used $28 to do some 'checks' on my phone. I found this to be very shady, as they never mentioned this extra charge while I was in the process of making the initial order.

As of the writing of this review, IMEI Doctor has failed to either unlock my phone or refund me my initial payment. I feel cheated and very frustrated. I am considering taking legal action against them. It's also worth mentioning that I suspect all the positive reviews of the company are either fake or created by paid people and not legitimate customers.

I urge everyone to avoid dealing with this company and save yourself the trouble of losing your money, time, and mental peace.

I recently had an experience with IMEI Doctor (imeidoctor.com) and unfortunately, it was not a positive one. At first, I was drawn in with their advertised price of $28 USD to unlock my phone. However, after paying and submitting my IMEI number, I was informed that an additional $55 USD was needed to complete the process. Feeling frustrated, I decided to pay the extra fee as I needed my phone urgently.

I was then given the option to pay an extra $10 USD to "fast track" my order, and I decided to go ahead with it, hoping that I would receive my unlocked phone within a reasonable timeframe. However, after waiting for two weeks, I decided to reach out to them to ask what was happening with my order. To my surprise, they told me that it should be unlocked within another 2-5 days. It was obvious that their advertised timeframe was not accurate.

Feeling extremely worried and frustrated, I decided to ask for a refund. However, I was told that I had to wait 30 days for it to be processed. Even after the 30 day mark had passed, I had not received a refund. Instead, what I received was a message stating that my phone was unfortunately blocked by the carrier due to unpaid bills. They told me that they had already incurred unlocking charges and therefore, could not give me a refund.

Overall, my experience with IMEI Doctor was very disappointing. Their advertised prices are misleading, and they do not provide accurate timeframes for their services. Even worse, they refuse to provide refunds for orders that are unsuccessful due to reasons beyond their control. Therefore, I would recommend staying away from this service and looking for more reliable options elsewhere.