We will send you an email once completed, then simply turn on your iPhone or iPad. FULL refund guarantee if your device cannot be unlocked! WE DO NOT SUPPORT SOLD BY "ANY BRIGHTSTAR", "APPLE" and "APPLE STORE"! Before you order, please check network carrier is correct. NO REFUND for wrong carrier! Clean imei - has no problems with operator. Blacklisted imei - owner came into breach of contract for any reason, or it had previously been cut off for non payment, or phone was stolen. When you order the service please put the your correct Contact number ! Do note add a blacklisted phones it will be refused fighting for your refund from Apple will be VERY HARD. When the phone's original owner has set up Find My iPhone on the device, the Apple ID that was used is stored on Apple's activation servers along with info about that phone.
Those activation servers will only activate the phone again if that original Apple ID is used. Not having the Apple ID is why you're being blocked from activating or even using the phone. That helps prevent theft: why bother stealing a phone that won't work, On the other hand, it doesn't help you if you purchased the phone legitimately. Dealing with Activation Lock is frustrating, but it's also relatively easy to solve. Most likely, the previous owner just forgot to turn off Find My iPhone or erase the device properly before selling it (though it could also be a sign that you've got a stolen device, so be cautious). You just need to contact the previous owner and have them take a couple of steps. In order to use your new iPhone, you'll need to remove Activation Lock by entering the previous owner's Apple ID. Begin the process by contacting the seller and explaining the situation.
If the seller lives near enough to you that you can bring the phone back to him, do so. Once the seller has the iPhone in hand, he just needs to enter their Apple ID on the Activation Lock screen. With that done, restart the phone and you can continue with the standard activation process. Things get a little more complex if the seller can't physically access the phone. In that case, the seller can use iCloud to remove the phone from his account by following these steps:. Sign in with the Apple ID they used to activate the phone. Click Find My iPhone. Click the phone they're selling you. Click Remove from Account. With that done, you should turn the iPhone off and then back on. If you can proceed with the normal activation process, you're good to go. If you turn on your new phone and see either the iPhone's homescreen or the passcode lock screen, the seller didn't properly erase the phone before selling it to you.
In this scenario, you need the seller to erase the device before you can activate it. Erase All Content and Settings. Erase All Content and Settings and enter their Apple ID when prompted. When the erase process is complete, the phone will be ready for you to activate. If you can't get the phone physically to the seller, the seller can use iCloud to erase it. Sign in with the Apple ID they used on the phone they're selling you. Select the phone they're selling you. When the phone is erased, click Remove from Account. Restart the phone and you should be able to set it up. The same process performed using iCloud in the last step can be done using the Find My iPhone app installed on another iPhone. Launch the Find My iPhone app. Sign into it with the Apple ID they used on the phone they sold you. Select the phone they sold you. Tap Erase iPhone (it's the same button name, but on a new screen). Enter their Apple ID. Tap Remove from Account. Restart the iPhone and begin setup. If you're going to sell your iPhone, you don't want to be bothered by your seller telling you you didn't turn off Activation Lock or didn't deliver the phone to them in a usable state. Make sure you have a smooth transaction by doing all the right things before selling your iPhone.
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