Direct unlocks Reviews

"NOT A SCAM TRUST ME!!!!!!DirectUnlocks.com Got my iPhone 14 pro max unlocked from Spectrum WHILE STILL OWING THEM MONEY ON THE PHONE. 04\/03\/24 is when I started the process and they finished 04\/13\/24 So satisfied with the service, I didn\u2019t even know if this was possible and I know a lot of crazy tricks in this world lol. Look dude or lady lol, I fully THOUGHT I was being scammed by directunlocks.com after foolishly paying for the service and then after paying checking reviews, but all these negative reviews are very judgmental skeptical people who only paid the first initial eligibility fee and NEVER PAID THE SECOND OR THIRD PAYMENT, IT FULLY WORKS NOT A SCAM AT ALL. granted that is kinda a bait and switch tactic but hey they got my phone unlocked from spectrum and I owed quite a bit on it still lol. Plus their customer support actually responded quickly and frequently and answered all my questions. They are a little vague when it comes to details but hey like I said it really do end up working out for me. so I am beyond grateful and satisfied with the service provided, it did take nearly 9 and a 1\/2 of the 7 days that they provided as a time window but I cannot complain I now have an iPhone 14 pro max I paid only 360$ for INCLUDING THE $29.99 ELIGIBILITY CHECK AND 50$ THE FIRST INITIAL BASIC SERVICE FEE and finally $235 THE PREMIUM SERVICE FEE AS WELL straight up great deal directunlocks got sh*t done for me, trust the process as long as your phone is not blacklisted, and I can check that yourself for free, the service will work just give it the time and you will be happy I swear. I tripped out too thinking I got scammed but it really really worked. Fully satisfied customer on 04\/13\/2024"

"I have been waiting for the US SIM unlock number for two months, and every time I ask what is happening, a bot answers me, they have already charged me"

"This is a scam don\u2019t pay anything youtube scammers after you pay they want more payment"

"\"Directunlocks is a scam. Directunlocks use clever wording to fool users. You will first see a small amount less than $30 on home page with a button unlock now. Then you will be redirected to a page with another clever wording. You will never get your phone unlocked. You just be moved to the next step, where you have to pay more each time\""

"They are rip off beware. they will charge you $28.99 first and then demand and extra $50 to perform and unlock- Total scam."

"This is a true scam. on the first page of their website you hit a button to unlock your SIM card. They explain how it's super easy and done instantly. You pay the fee which is $29 and then you get no email about your order. after I receive no email I emailed them wondering why the service was not provided even though I paid. I never got a response and then I went back to the website where they have a tool to track your order. when I tracked my order they come up with a page saying to give them $45 more. basically they charge you $29 saying they're going to unlock your phone but it is a scam all they do is check that your IMEI is clean. They never unlock your phone. The reason I knew right away something was wrong was because I never received an email verifying my order. They are a scam I do not suggest you use them."

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