IMEIDoctor Reviews 210

people are still being scammed £74/person I hope you buy the flowers for your coffin
Dont’t trust imeidoctor.com !!!

Paid 2 different payments but said it couldn't be unlocked after they had started doing it and offered a credit note as a good will gesture cost me £74 for starting the process and not finishing it do not waste your money wish I had checked the reviews first total scam

Used this service back in 2020, still never received a notification that it got unlocked. Now suddenly addressed as stolen.. Spent hundreds on this SCAM, absolutely avoid this!

If I could give a negative star I would because they’re not even worth the one star required to write this review.

Nothing but a scam

This is a fraud company deceive people that that they can remove iCloud. They don’t give refund and make excuses

They are the ones who built the scam system
Email Tim is a robot
It doesn't unlock nor refund
I have requested unlock for iphone 6s plus: imei: 358593070097284 almost 1 year now, still looping now
You can visit this link to see:

They're scammers, I'm stupid to believe them.
WARNING AWAY AWAY FROM THIS SITE

Service charged me twice what that claimed. Service did not work. No way for me to get to customer service and they have threatened that if I dispute the charge they will brick my device. DO NO USE

Word to the wise: A number of these unlock websites seem to be the same people.

I tried to unlock my phone with EMEI Doctor and waited for 7 days, only to receive a message that they FAILED to unlock it.

Next, I tried this service "Direct Unlocks" and after paying again, TWICE, as with this service, I was taken to a tracking page that looks identical to EMEI Doc's and now I'm again told it will take 7 days!

And here's the thing: the message EMEI Doctor showed me (that they CANNOT unlock the phone) is visible in DirectUnlocks' status update page!

Same people got me twice! I was stupid for doing it.

I assume nothing will be unlocked this time either. , but who knows, after seven days they may prove me wrong…

say thank ti you if you unlock my phone

do not use these
spent 35 on an i cloud unlocking for it not to work and to be given a credit note.
few weeks later i use the credit note t pay for sim unlocking and it charges me £23 i pay that and then it requested that i pay anther £20. i have contacted them with no response.
THEY ARE A SCAM

it's a legal Trick. They only take the money, but they can't decode the phone When It is with ICloud sperre l.When you check your phone, it's completely clean, but after you pay them, they write back that the phone is reported as stolen or lost, which is a lie. After that, they continue to swipe the your money and they say that it can still be decoded with a premium membership. Then, if you pay, they won't answer the other emails, but they won't decode your phone either. A big piece of sh.t

SCAM.NO REFUND.MY PHONE IS STILL LOCKED.LMAO XDD

They actually came through and keep you updated on your status couldn't be happier with them.

Scam. I'll report them.Tech Online Solutions Ltd, 272 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JR

Complete and utter scam. Do not use at any cost. They tae split payment and fob you off for months before cancelling the order and offering a partial credit note.

Scamm dont use i wanted to unlock ipad which like before someone wrote about premium service i waited 5 months paid extra £80 and the the unlock was 99% stuck for 3 months they have not replied to me and today from 8 agust they cancelled the unlock and not even give me reason and they said the money is put to wards credit

Complete scam, 100% SCAM. Paid twice and still no unlock after 12 months, criminals should be locked up.

I only got suckered in to the FIRST part of this two part (or possibly 3 or 4 part), blatant scam.
Found the site by searching 'unlock code for Telstra Australia Samsung Galaxy A20'.
This 'IMEIDoctor' appeared at the top of the search results, so I immediately clicked on it and entered the phone's IMEI code in the box, then had to pay AU$42.00 to get (what I expected), would be the vital unlock code to be sent to my e-mail.
An e-mail arrived fairly promptly after my credit card payment was approved, but alas the e-mail informed me it was only 50% complete. The same e-mail also informed me that to obtain the unlock code, I would need to pay a further AU$115.00. So, I naively went ahead and TRIED to make this 'final payment' with the same credit card I used for the first part, but it was rejected I tried again - same result: card declined - contact issuing bank.
So I contacted my bank and asked why my credit card payment was declined, when only a few minutes earlier, a payment made to the same trader 'IMEIDoctor' went straight through, without a hitch.

Long story short, the telephone consultant asked me questions like 'Do you know much about this vendor?' 'Have you done business with them before?' and a few other similar questions, to which I honestly answered 'No' to all. He then explained that the bank had received a significant number of complaints about this particular vendor, relating to fraudulent, or at least suspicious activities, such as not delivering products or services paid for; thus they'd placed a 'red alert' on any second transaction attempts, which not only declined my attempt to pay (waste) $115.00 to them, it also locked my card out for all online transactions.
After several very detailed and thorough security and identity checks were passed, the bank's telephone consultant finally released the lock on my card, but sternly warned me about online scammers and fraud.
After that I came here, to Trustpilot and found the numerous, disturbing SCAM reports below.

I then called Telstra Australia and gave them the IMEI code. The telephone advisor said it was indeed a Telstra locked prepaid phone, but as it was more than 2 years old, Telstra would provide the unlock code FREE OF CHARGE.
However, for the same reason (>2 years old), he couldn't generate the unlock code 'on the spot' anymore and had to e-mail the 'Unlock Escalation' team to provide the code, meaning I have to wait 5 to 10 business days to receive the code in my e-mail and/or SMS on my phone.
The Telstra consultant also emphasised that the ONLY way to get an unlock code for their phones is from them - from Telstra. NOT some shonky website, based overseas that makes you pay some exorbitant fee to procure a code they cannot possibly provide. Claiming they are able to provide unlock codes is 100% fraud and sadly there are many of them scamming many thousands of people on a daily basis all over the Internet.
The bottom line is these online CROOKS simply cannot generate the unlock codes.
ONLY the original OEM can provide the unlock codes. This applies to all phones and all mobile phone service providers, i.e. Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, AT&T, etc..

SCAM, SCAM, SCAM!!!!!!!
Paid 3 times. Pre check, unlock and premium. 120something days so far. Email replys take about 2-3 weeks unless you email them afew days in a row. Thats also how you get rid of "Tim" the auto-reply guy and you get an auctual email that almost makes sence, but still says it could take upto 90 days sometimes... 120 days guys... still waiting... there must be a way to get them shut down for false advertising or something??