NW WA Meet / BS Thread

Somewhere in there I'm sure there's a well thought out and great response. For some reason all I could focus on was stretching the small end, your considerable experience with the small end not retracting, installing a clamp, pain, and finally dicking around. Oh and crying. It seemed to just flow with cams demonic sex toy quote....

 

You forgot the $500
Yes basically if you stretch the small end too much it will end up with a gape.
Same idea but without your anal reference.
Having said that, yes.

 

Bob
We are talking CV boots here just to be clear.

Also I just HAD to google demonic sex toys.
Wish I hadn’t
Shits expensive!

 

Does anyone know anyone at ATT or Tmobile? I ve been with TMO for 6 months and restored my phone yesterday and it somehow got carrier locked to a provider other than tmobile. No tmobile sim works in the phone, ATT doesnt give a shit since im not their customer, Apple cant seem to do anything and neither can Tmo. Its not an issue with the phone ( I worked at apple for 6 years and do mobile device management for a living). I'm pretty desperate as i cant use my phone at all except on wifi and cant make any calls or text messages.

 

T-Mobile unlocks phones when they switch from a different carrier. Customer support can't unlock it again? They must have when you first switched over right?

 

How was it unlocked the first time? They did some magic with it behind the counter and the phone was good to go? Or did they give you an unlock code?

Can you get a pay as you go sim, set it up with the minimum plan required and then request it to be unlocked via ATT? It's a pita I know but might work, or hell, have someone on ATT activate it on their account then have it unlocked and give it back to you?

Might want to run the IMEI to make sure nothings changed with it.

They most likely don't give a shit, and won't do it for a non customer. The key is to have it unlocked before you cancel your current agreement with them.

 

It somehow got relocked to ATT and only ATT can unlock it, but they dont give a shit about my problem because im not their customer. They told me to request an unlock through their website, but you cant do that without an account. The phone was replaced two months ago and has never had an att sim in it so I dont know how it locked to a different network two months after being on TMO. The one I had before was unlocked from att and actvated on TMO since jan. Basically everyone is telling me its everyone elses problem

 

I just sold mine for $2000

 

Going to Kings. Always wanted them so finally pulling the trigger!

 

Nice! Where did you post them?

 

Doesn't make sense to me that only ATT can unlock it because TMO unlocked it once already when you switched. They do that any time someone switches to TMO.

I'd call them again and explain the situation and talk to a supervisor if you're not getting anywhere. Sometimes you just get unlucky and get a less knowledgeable rep.

There is a plethora of unlock sites that will unlock it for you too.

 

TMobile never unlocked it, they just welcome people to bring their current paid for in full with clean ESN/IMEI to be used on their Network. ATT Unlocked it for Sam since he originally had a plan through them and the phone was sold by/through/on contract with ATT and was carrier locked, only ATT hold the ability to provision the phone and be used with a sim card other than from ATT.





I haven't bought a carrier branded/locked phone for over 10yrs now, and I don't intend to again.

 

I know for a fact that when people switch to T-Mobile that we unlock their phones. We have an internal unlock tool to do exactly that. It's possible that he had it unlocked by ATT and then moved but T-Mobile can for sure unlock phone from compatible carriers.

 

I did not know they could do that.

Besides jailbreaking or a low level exploit I thought only the carrier Apple manufactured and assigned the phone for could unlock it.

I guess that's a good way for TMobile to steal competitors clients by offering the ability to unlock their phone and drop their current carrier.

 

Craigslist.

 

I don't know anything about Apple so who knows. Maybe there is something here I'm unaware of. I'm actually going to ask around now.

 

Yeah I know that Android phones are usually easily unlocked without carrier involvement, but the last time I used an iPhone was around 2008.

 

I have a brass pickle fork to just knock them out. Makes it super simple. But they can definitely be a pain in the ass

 

My understanding is that when the phone is activated that imei is registered to the activation server database of that carrier. So it can’t get registered to work with a different carriers activation server because it’s in use. ATT unlocked my phone so I could use it on the tmo network, but tier 3 at apple thinks they can get it to work again in a few days. Hooray

 

I posted this in my build thread, might as well post it here too