I hope this isn't a repost. I saw the news this morning and thought it was worthwhile to share:
https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/15/15805818/lg-g6-two-year-warranty-program-announcment
I tried to register my Unlocked G6 that I purchased from B&H Photo and it kept saying invalid IMEI Number.
blackwaterstout said:
I tried to register my Unlocked G6 that I purchased from B&H Photo and it kept saying invalid IMEI Number.
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Try taking out the dashes. It worked for me.
maruichan said:
Try taking out the dashes. It worked for me.
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I didn't have any dashes. Just the 15 digit IMEI number. I just tried it again and got the same error "The IMEI number you have entered is incorrect, please try again. Should you need any help, please visit the Support section of the site."
Where did you purchase yours from? Is it unlocked? I purchased mine from B&H and am using it on Cricket.
I called LG Tech support. They asked me to try a different browser for registration. (Originally tried Chrome, then tried IE). That didn't work. They gave me an email address to write to which I did. Got a response back stating I should try again but this time only enter first 14 digits of IMEI number. That appears to have worked.
I need this to come to India
USA only.lol....
...and I still can't wait to root it and void that warranty!
blackwaterstout said:
I called LG Tech support. They asked me to try a different browser for registration. (Originally tried Chrome, then tried IE). That didn't work. They gave me an email address to write to which I did. Got a response back stating I should try again but this time only enter first 14 digits of IMEI number. That appears to have worked.
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This still appears to be an issue on their site. I tried both the first 14 or 15 digits with the same error.
N4cr2k said:
This still appears to be an issue on their site. I tried both the first 14 or 15 digits with the same error.
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My issue when unlocking the bootloader was the IMEI number in the phone was only 14 digits but the site was asking for 15 digits. The box had a 15 digit IMEI number on it which worked. Strange bug on LG's phones.
Ned483765 said:
My issue when unlocking the bootloader was the IMEI number in the phone was only 14 digits but the site was asking for 15 digits. The box had a 15 digit IMEI number on it which worked. Strange bug on LG's phones.
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MEID is 14 digits
IMEI is 15 digits, looks fine on my LG G6 US997
According to LG support, you need to wait at least 10 business days from the time of purchase before you can register. I'll give it a try in a few days.
We have 24 months in Europe by default.
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Hey Guys!
I just called AT&T customer service from Ireland to request an unlock code for my Lumia 920 but no luck, the're saying that they don't unlock phones for non AT&T customers.
Is there any walkaround? Would anyone mind to request this unlock code for me? The IMEI is 3536 8005 0140 831.
If I have to pay something I will, but I just refuse to give money to a bunch of scummers like cellunlock and company..
Thanks.
The workaround is simple - be persistent It took me 2 calls to get my unlock code, first time I was told the exact same thing. Also, first time I called their "international support" (1-800-222-0300), and didn't get the code. Then I called their regular support (1-800-331-0500), honestly told that I'm in Canada and don't have any ATT services, bought my phone for full price at Microsoft store, and was given the code right away.
AILR said:
Hey Guys!
I just called AT&T customer service from Ireland to request an unlock code for my Lumia 920 but no luck, the're saying that they don't unlock phones for non AT&T customers.
Is there any walkaround? Would anyone mind to request this unlock code for me? The IMEI is 3536 8005 0140 831.
If I have to pay something I will, but I just refuse to give money to a bunch of scummers like cellunlock and company..
Thanks.
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I ordered my unlock code from cellunlock.net months ago. I emailed and emailed originally and finally got a canned response about how they could unlock the phone but it will rake a while. Two days ago I emailed them and said it's May, At&T is unlocking them, where is my code? I got a real response saying I would have the code in a few hours. 24 hours later, no code. I emailed again and was told I would have it in an hour. This time I got the code. It worked! I just finished setting up my wife's white Lumia 920.
I wouldn't call cellunlock.net scammers but I do think it was dishonest to take money MONTHS before you could actually unlock the phones.
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I ordered my unlock code from cellunlock.net months ago. I emailed and emailed originally and finally got a canned response about how they could unlock the phone but it will rake a while. Two days ago I emailed them and said it's May, At&T is unlocking them, where is my code? I got a real response saying I would have the code in a few hours. 24 hours later, no code. I emailed again and was told I would have it in an hour. This time I got the code. It worked! I just finished setting up my wife's white Lumia 920.
I wouldn't call cellunlock.net scammers but I do think it was dishonest to take money MONTHS before you could actually unlock the phones.
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I'm 99% sure all they did for the $40 (or however much you paid them at the time) was calling ATT (possibly couple of times) and getting the unlock code directly from them. Is that worth the money spent? I would understand if you would not otherwise be able to obtain the code for free (like in case of Rogers, for which they most likely have the bases), but with ATT they were not able to unlock it while the exclusive agreement was on, and once it expired, there's no point in using their services for ATT.
That may very well be true but since I live in Canada and have no connection to AT&T I am not sure I could just call them and get a code.
Man, read my first post in this thread This is EXACTLY what I did - called them, told them I live in Canada and don't have any business with ATT, that I bought the phone at Microsoft Store, and they gave me the code. Try the second phone from the post, if they deny, just hang up and try again.
I told them I got the phone as a gift and needed it unlocked..
The entire process from dialing to hanging up, took 3mins and 10 seconds
Try asking to open up case number. Tell them you bought phone out right. I had to fax my receipt to them for proof of purchase. I got email day later with code. As I am inpatient I called the international number an hour after I faxed receipt and opened case. They gave me code over phone. Keep trying don't take no as answer as they told me I needed to wait additional 6 months. Basically you need to say that another rep said your phone was eligible last week and to phone back after may 9th. Then they will begin process
you can also get the unlock by CHATTING with the ATT customer service. Only 2 things you must have are a usa phone number and chat english.
go to http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/international/roaming/affordable-world-packages.jsp and click Chat Now
It took me 10mins to get unlock code 20 digit number
Got my unlock code!!! called again and a kind woman gave me the code no problem!
I have the code for my cellphone
I have the unlock code for my nokia lumia is a code with 20 digit, is it normal?
well, I put a other SIM (NO ATT) and the cellphone show me that need a PIN
well I put the unlock code and show me that the code is invalid, well I put again
but show me: "ERROR SIM" well I put again and show me "ERROR SIM".
What happen?
I saw it, well i need your help.
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Got my unlock code!!! called again and a kind woman gave me the code no problem!
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There you go! Congrats!!
I hate it.
I bought a micro sim for my cellphone, well I have the unlock code,
well I Inserted the code! the unlock code and said me: that isn't correct,
well i put again and! shows :ERROR SIM" but the "atempt counter dont discount 1, the atempt counter shows only 9.
D:! i dont know what happening!!!
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I bought a micro sim for my cellphone, well I have the unlock code,
well I Inserted the code! the unlock code and said me: that isn't correct,
well i put again and! shows :ERROR SIM" but the "atempt counter dont discount 1, the atempt counter shows only 9.
D:! i dont know what happening!!!
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You have to put the unlock code in with the original SIM card in place first. After the code is accepted you can then change SIM cards.
Hi,
Just wondering if all network unlock codes are 8 digit. I have a samsung GT-S6010 and an unlock I purchased from my provider (optus Australia) doesn't work.
I'm pursuing it with my provider but I read on here about unlocks and the like and they were 8 digit codes instead of the 7 digit I received.
Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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Hi,
Just wondering if all network unlock codes are 8 digit. I have a samsung GT-S6010 and an unlock I purchased from my provider (optus Australia) doesn't work.
I'm pursuing it with my provider but I read on here about unlocks and the like and they were 8 digit codes instead of the 7 digit I received.
Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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Samsung unlock codes are all 8, Some other manufacturers have a different way or longer codes. Have never seen a 7 digit code for any phone and I do unlocking at my shop and deal with all kinds.
es0tericcha0s said:
Samsung unlock codes are all 8, Some other manufacturers have a different way or longer codes. Have never seen a 7 digit code for any phone and I do unlocking at my shop and deal with all kinds.
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Thanks for the confirmation.
I've just been in contact with samsung support because my privider had failed to call me back.
They have told be it's a 7 digit unlock code but I felt they didn't understand me and were just agreeing with my provider.
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Thanks for the confirmation.
I've just been in contact with samsung support because my privider had failed to call me back.
They have told be it's a 7 digit unlock code but I felt they didn't understand me and were just agreeing with my provider.
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More confirmation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRPKH0DXoqk
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More confirmation:
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Thanks again. I will be heading to the shops and seeing what they can do. Online/phone tech support is so bad.
You're welcome. And yes, I hate dealing with them. It is a very rare occasion that I don't know more than the customer service rep and it's not uncommon I have to help them. :/
es0tericcha0s said:
You're welcome. And yes, I hate dealing with them. It is a very rare occasion that I don't know more than the customer service rep and it's not uncommon I have to help them. :/
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Just got a text from optus with my unlock code. No apology just the code. Its the exact same number but with a zero at the front to make it an 8 digit number. I guess their system decided I didn't need leading zeros. I swear blind I tried a zero at the end and the front but it works now.
So samsung tech support fail. Optus tech support fail.
Minor details, hmm? lol Glad all is well now at least.
Just wanted to throw this in here since no one else has mentioned it. When requesting the unlock code for your bootloader make sure your S/N is 16 digits not 12. Grab it from the back of the phone on the battery label, not from the system or whatever.
I spent 2 weeks waiting for my unlock code, by sending 1 request/day to mobile [at] huawei.com and had no luck. Then when I resent one yesteday but I sent a 16 digit code for the SN I received an automed response within 3 minutes. With the timezone change between USA and China, no doubt it's automated.
Just wanted to make sure no one is waiting on a bootloader code, if their formatting isn't 100%.
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Just wanted to throw this in here since no one else has mentioned it. When requesting the unlock code for your bootloader make sure your S/N is 16 digits not 12. Grab it from the back of the phone on the battery label, not from the system or whatever.
I spent 2 weeks waiting for my unlock code, by sending 1 request/day to mobile [at] huawei.com and had no luck. Then when I resent one yesteday but I sent a 16 digit code for the SN I received an automed response within 3 minutes. With the timezone change between USA and China, no doubt it's automated.
Just wanted to make sure no one is waiting on a bootloader code, if their formatting isn't 100%.
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I tried again (14:00 CDT)...on the subject line, I put the s/n, plus bootloader unlock request
In the text, the IMEI and serial.
We'll see, since it's still early in the AM in China.
Netrunner157 said:
Just wanted to throw this in here since no one else has mentioned it. When requesting the unlock code for your bootloader make sure your S/N is 16 digits not 12. Grab it from the back of the phone on the battery label, not from the system or whatever.
I spent 2 weeks waiting for my unlock code, by sending 1 request/day to mobile [at] huawei.com and had no luck. Then when I resent one yesteday but I sent a 16 digit code for the SN I received an automed response within 3 minutes. With the timezone change between USA and China, no doubt it's automated.
Just wanted to make sure no one is waiting on a bootloader code, if their formatting isn't 100%.
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You were just lucky. There is no chance unlock codes are sent over email automated. Do you really think Huawei employ ocr readers to scan through emails for bootloader unlock requests then these ocr readers magically conjure up your unlock code without any mistakes?
As for the time difference, I'm pretty sure a company the size of Huawei can manage to employ a night shift in their own country of operations.
The only way to get an unlock code automatically is to use one of the unlocker tools that keep floating about and have total luck that the unlock server is in operation when you attempt it.
Getting unlock code via email from Huawei is total luck of the draw. Mine took 1 hour, other people's took a month. Some people have been unlucky and never received one.
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You were just lucky. There is no chance unlock codes are sent over email automated. Do you really think Huawei employ ocr readers to scan through emails for bootloader unlock requests then these ocr readers magically conjure up your unlock code without any mistakes?
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No, it's email so everything is already in text form, no need for OCR.
You could do it yourself using outlooks email filter and a batch script for the rest. It's definitely automated.
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No, it's email so everything is already in text form, no need for OCR.
You could do it yourself using outlooks email filter and a batch script for the rest. It's definitely automated.
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No. It's not..... But whatever.
Edit : Just to elaborate on this.
1: under your own admission, it took you 2 weeks to work out you weren't even sending Huawei a real serial number.
2: On discovering this mistake, you send the correct serial number and suddenly Huawei's magic automated unlock email system kicks in and grants you an unlock code instantly.
Has to be automated because a company that employs over 140,000 people can't possibly employ people to work a night shift to be able to manually send you an unlock code.
3: The hundreds of people who have been visiting this forum for the last 12 months and trying to get their unlock code via email from Huawei must ALL have been formatting their emails incorrectly. If I remember correctly, 1 other person got their unlock code sent to them within 5 minutes.
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No. It's not..... But whatever.
Edit : Just to elaborate on this.
1: under your own admission, it took you 2 weeks to work out you weren't even sending Huawei a real serial number.
2: On discovering this mistake, you send the correct serial number and suddenly Huawei's magic automated unlock email system kicks in and grants you an unlock code instantly.
Has to be automated because a company that employs over 140,000 people can't possibly employ people to work a night shift to be able to manually send you an unlock code.
3: The hundreds of people who have been visiting this forum for the last 12 months and trying to get their unlock code via email from Huawei must ALL have been formatting their emails incorrectly. If I remember correctly, 1 other person got their unlock code sent to them within 5 minutes.
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I had to send a reminder when no reply after two weeks. No reformatting! Simple forwarded the same email with another line asking for update.. I got it in next few hours. So definitely no automated replies.
Can confirm the process is NOT automated. A real person needs to manually submit the code. Emails sent outside of China's business hours are sometimes not received.
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Can confirm the process is NOT automated. A real person needs to manually submit the code. Emails sent outside of China's business hours are sometimes not received.
Sent from my MT2L03 using Tapatalk
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wtf? I sent mine everyday for 2 weeks right as soon as I come home from work, around 4:40. I'm certain because I the phone sat on my desk unused for 2 weeks, and because of the bootloader system wipe, there was no point using it.
Earlier I tried the Root guide on this subforum, which had a chinese tool which supposedly could unlock the bootloader when you provided the info. I then realized I needed a 16 digits S/N instead of the 10 digits one I grabbed from the system about. I then realized maybe, this is why my emails were ignored.
I then decided to send the email but I sent the 16 digits S/N instead of the 10 digit. Something like"000222" at the end. 5 minutes got the code, just like that.
Quite the coincidence, to not get any replies for 2 weeks and then a reply instantly.
1) What kind of email system do they have were there is no queue, and they respond to the newest email? their queue size is 5 minutes in length, and they sold millions of this phone. Granted most never unlocked the bootloader.
2) Is it cheaper to write an automated script to answer an email address and parse for 16 digit S/N and a 15 digit IMEI, which can be checked for validness, and the bootloader code derived from these two and resent all as a script?
Or hire a chinese workers at a computer and reply to bootloader requests?
3) I worked for a company which gave you unlock codes for our software. I can tell you the email address that we provided them next to the order button, was a bot that parse the email for the right values and if it succeeded, an unlock code was sent to the sender.
It's not a coincidence that they didn't send an unlock code for 2 weeks for a request that was impossible to actually provide an unlock code for.
When you finally DID work out what you were doing wrong and sent the correct code, you got a reply. Fortunately for you it happens from time to time that the reply is very quick, but from all of our VAST experience of dealing with Huawei in the last twelve months it's pure luck.
Are you genuinely trying to tell ALL of the hundreds if not thousands of members of this forum, that they ALL sent the incorrect wording for an unlock code in an email, yet you magically managed it?
yes.
Otherwise there's no order to getting these replies for the bootloader. How is it I can get my code within 5 minutes, and other users are waiting weeks?
Do their bootloader requests not come in order? Is the request queue more like a lottery pool?
It's automated.
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yes.
Otherwise there's no order to getting these replies for the bootloader. How is it I can get my code within 5 minutes, and other users are waiting weeks?
Do their bootloader requests not come in order? Is the request queue more like a lottery pool?
It's automated.
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If it's automated, everybody would get a reply within 5 minutes.
Not one day, 3 days, 2 weeks, one month or indeed never.
Apparently only you do with your incredible email formatting 5k111z.
How can that possibly be automated?
I'm not going to argue anymore with you. If you cannot accept you are wrong then so be it.
I'm pretty sure most people who have been through the hassle of getting the unlock code from Huawei on this forum know who to believe.
I like to believe there is a bloke or two who will occasionally stop what they're doing and check the emails. And that if the info they receive is incorrect and a code doesn't pop up they will just move on.
Well I will say I got my mate 2 delivered at 1:00pm sent my first email to Huawei at 3:20pm and sent another email at 6:14pm and they sent my unlock code at 8:50pm.. eastern time.
Hassle getting an unlock code from Huawei
I used their online form and submitted my IMEI, SN (16 digit), product number, and model, and it would not work. I used their email form, as requested. Here is their response:
Dear User,
Huawei Customer Service is pleased to be at your service, sorry for bringing you the trouble, if you want to unlock your phone, you should meet the condition as follows:
1.Please register your Huawei ID in our official website http://huawei.com/en/ on your phone.
2.Log in your Huawei ID on your phone for 14 consecutive days .
3.Each Huawei ID should not apply for the unlock code more than twice within half years. If you meet the information, please go to http://emui.huawei.com/en/ and click the 'download' button to login your Huawei ID other than any other third party ID to apply for the unlock code. Please contact us by mail or local service hotline as follows if error message appears.
TEL: http://consumer.huawei.com/en/contact-us/index.htm?tag=hotline
Mail: http://consumer.huawei.com/en/contact-us/index.htm?tag=email
Please submit your mobile model, SN, IMEI/MEID and error message in your e-mail. We also need to know that your phone is rooted, it can be out of the best working state and part of functions may not be able to work normally. In additon, the system is vulnerable to be invaded by viruses once your phone is permitted to unlock. What's more, for the lacking of fully tested, the third party software will not be compatible with your phone. Unlocking will bring unexpected negative impacts and the device will be not normal, and can not be restored, Huawei after-sales service office will not provide warranty service for your rooted phone, and you may bear the cost. So we strongly advise you to think it twice.
If you have any other problem, please send your feedback to us. We will be at your service to help you solve your problems.
Once again thank you for contacting Huawei device.
Best Regards.
Huawei Device Customer Care Team (3207)
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I created a new ID and can log in. Am I supposed to log in every day for 14 consecutive days? WTF? I just want my phone bootloader to be unlocked so I can load the Goolge Play Store. Can anyone help?
it's definitely not automated.
i've sent the same email with the 16 digits for a month and finally got a response one of the days using the exact same copy and paste
I've also compared that to my friend's email for unlock code and they were both different format and even had a name.....
Unless you've seen every email for the bootloader unlock code I don't think you should come to conclusions
I can confirm that the email is not automated even with the right formatting but the response time is really good under 10 hours.
This their reply which is unfortunate
Thank you for supporting Huawei products. To achieve better user experience, Huawei has decided to completely terminate the unlock code application service on July 25, and published the relevant announcement on the EMUI official website two months ago.
We apologies for the inconvenience caused. Please stay tuned on our official pages for latest updates.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you better. Please help us by taking a few minutes to tell us about the service that you have received so far. We appreciate your feedback and want to make sure we meet your expectations:
Regards
Since many days the unlocking option has not been working on the site.
https://emui.huawei.com/en/plugin/unlock/index
Tried different browsers and different computers, error 404 or simply page not found error. Great!
Also, speaker volume way to low, any way to boost volume?
Previously I was using Tru edia SRS labs app to boost audio on my Huawei Mate 9, however, it is not working on the Mate 10 pro.
This was the app: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/themes/app-enhance-mate-9-audio-quality-t3650421
Any other alternative?
kanej2006 said:
Since many days the unlocking option has not been working on the site.
https://emui.huawei.com/en/plugin/unlock/index
Tried different browsers and different computers, error 404 or simply page not found error. Great!
Also, speaker volume way to low, any way to boost volume?
Previously I was using Tru edia SRS labs app to boost audio on my Huawei Mate 9, however, it is not working on the Mate 10 pro.
This was the app: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/themes/app-enhance-mate-9-audio-quality-t3650421
Any other alternative?
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They seem to have taken the site down...I guess they were seeing too many bricked phones. Anyway, try the chat option in HiCare app. They asked for the IMEI and Product ID and sent me the bootloader unlock code within a day.
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They seem to have taken the site down...I guess they were seeing too many bricked phones. Anyway, try the chat option in HiCare app. They asked for the IMEI and Product ID and sent me the bootloader unlock code within a day.
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Cheers, I'll give it a try!
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They seem to have taken the site down...I guess they were seeing too many bricked phones. Anyway, try the chat option in HiCare app. They asked for the IMEI and Product ID and sent me the bootloader unlock code within a day.
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They are updating it or something. It should be back in May (someone asked by email so I can't provide any proof on this claim). But chat or email works fine to get unlock code
So I chatted with them and they couldn't give me the code but told me to email them. When I emailed them at the address provided ([email protected]) it came back as undeliverable so I chatted with someone again and they gave me a phone number. The phone number, however, is for a Canadian telecom company called Futuretel who I've never heard of and were absolutely no help at all.
What should I do?
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So I chatted with them and they couldn't give me the code but told me to email them. When I emailed them at the address provided ([email protected]) it came back as undeliverable so I chatted with someone again and they gave me a phone number. The phone number, however, is for a Canadian telecom company called Futuretel who I've never heard of and were absolutely no help at all.
What should I do?
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Try [email protected], that's what most have used. Not sure though if it's region specific, if so you could ask for a valid email I guess.
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Try [email protected], that's what most have used. Not sure though if it's region specific, if so you could ask for a valid email I guess.
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I'll give it a shot, thanks!
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I'll give it a shot, thanks!
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They are doing unlock codes from here until they get the regular website sorted out.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGwoQ44zqykuTfjCQrVP07JOHBYnBcAxAbz9SAVxPTFqMh9g/viewform
IMEI number listed as "clean" and on global whitelist. However, not attached to phone
So this is very strange. I got two clean IMEI LG V30 phones off eBay some time ago. Because Colombia is in the dark ages, there's no shipping of phones to Colombia.
I finally got a chance to go to Colombia, and gave my inlaws their new phones. One is having no issues whatsoever. The other is having issues and has to "register" her phone with some governing body. When I look up her IMEI number, it is on the global whitelist but isn't actually attached to the LG V30. There is no device match whatsoever.
I now have 44 days to register this phone or else the phone will be blocked from Colombia towers.
Does anyone have the box of their LG V30 and wants to take a picture of the FCC ID? ZNFH930 is the ID, but she needs a picture for some reason.
Attached is the picture
When I get home, I'll see what box picture I can take. I'm not including the serial number or IMEI.
ChazzMatt said:
When I get home, I'll see what box picture I can take. I'm not including the serial number or IMEI.
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I wonder if I can photoshop the IMEI in there? If you can just white out the IMEI in the picture I'm sure I can put this phone's IMEI in its place.
I have no idea why the IMEI wouldn't be attached to an actual phone. I've never seen this before
TPMJB said:
I wonder if I can photoshop the IMEI in there? If you can just white out the IMEI in the picture I'm sure I can put this phone's IMEI in its place.
I have no idea why the IMEI wouldn't be attached to an actual phone. I've never seen this before
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Can you use this? My picture taken almost 2 years ago.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74753806&postcount=6
TPMJB said:
Does anyone have the box of their LG V30 and wants to take a picture of the FCC ID? ZNFH930 is the ID, but she needs a picture for some reason.
Attached is the picture
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Wait you have the H930? Mine is a US998. Sorry.
ChazzMatt said:
Can you use this? My picture taken almost 2 years ago.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74753806&postcount=6
Wait you have the H930? Mine is a US998. Sorry.
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That's kind of what I need. Anywhere where it has that listed and the IMEI number (to be greyed out)?
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That's kind of what I need. Anywhere where it has that listed and the IMEI number (to be greyed out)?
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On my box, that section I showed is on the left side of the label taking up half the space. On the right side is has a stack of bar codes and numbers.
Heading:
Model: US998
Black Black
Then below that is
IMEI (barcode with numbers)
PESN (barcode with numbers)
KSI (barcode with numbers)
MSN (barcode with numbers)
ME ID DEC (barcode with numbers)
Is it possible to send them a video of you going through the menus in settings? You can go to the IMEI menu and then to Regulatory and Safety where the FCC ID is located.
You can also try explaining your situation to the eBay seller, if they're one of those phone brokers who sell a ton of these things. They may be able to help you out with a picture.