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mclld

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You used to have to be an Att customer or a previous customer but not now. I have a couple iphones I am selling and I went to check out the unlock request page and they have changed it and allow anyone to request an unlock on any Att phone. Go here if you have a phone you want to have unlocked, it said for me to allow 2 business days for the request
https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/
 
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spinedoc77

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Is there a similar site for Tmobile? I have to unlock a warranty replacement Note 4 that I use on ATT. Tmobile usually makes you wait 40 days of active service before they will do it, and I don't have Tmobile service so usually end up paying the $30 somewhere online.
 

mclld

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Not sure but wouldnt be surprised, I think this has something to do with the new cell phone unlocking laws
 

spinedoc77

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Bleh, Tmobile's website still says has to be active for 40 days. Anyone know if the new unlocking laws changed that?
 
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