"This company not only stole my fee for their "free" unlockncode . It also infected my device with virus that stole all my info . Do not go to this website if you do get on another computer or device and change all your passwords "
"Stole my money. No communication from technical support and when I called the number, I was let aware that the number is no longer in service. "
"I don't know if it's a scam or not, but I paid and I never received the code or a reply to my several emails. It's going on 4 days now. "
"Scam company! Do not use! Paid $10 for an unlock code for a new phone I purchased at Walmart. Never received a code, send them an email and have received no response it has been three days! Not a reputable company do not give them money! It’s a scam "
"Worse Service ever Beware this company does not follow throw with their service and will ask you pay first then provide horrible service with no real resolute. I will make sure everyone knows this and make sure this never happens to anyone again. Beware and avoid this company use other sites like unloackpanda.com or anyone but this company "
"Once you make the payment they will never respond. How many mails you send they will never respond. Be careful with these guys"
"It was my mistake to order a code before verifying that my phone was unlocked. Once this was determined, the unlock code was not accessed and I attempted to contact Freeunlocks using the "contact" button on their web page. It seems this means of connecting is inoperable. While the charge was $7.99, it appears that if I cannot send a message requesting a refund, I will not likely get one.
In their defense, my order seems to have been turned around in minutes but since I did not retrieve the number, I cannot say if it worked ."
"On January 20th, I paid $5.99 to FreeUnlocks.com to unlock my BlackBerry Bold 9930 smartphone. Within a few minutes I received an email from ****@**** containing several unlock codes. However, none of them worked. That is, FreeUnlocks.com was unable to unlock my phone.
At that point, I worked with one of their support agents (Marika) to try to manually unlock my phone. After several attempts of unsuccessful troubleshooting the results were still the same, ineffective. As a final escalation of support, I received an email from a Senior CS Rep (Dani Carlo), which stated "…the unlock code for IMEI # **** could not be located…” Reading that email I quickly learned that the rep entered the wrong IMEI # on his end. Wrong IMEI # equals wrong unlock codes. At that point, I gave up.
Since I would soon be traveling overseas and needed a quick solution, I paid $2.49 to a reputable company (FreeMyBlackBerry.com) and they were able to unlock my phone in less than 3 minutes by providing just one working unlock code (instead of several non-working codes from FreeUnlocks.com).
On January 22nd, I requested a full refund. To date, there have been yet another several unnecessary email exchanges between myself and Marika who insisted I shoot a video demonstrating their codes indeed do not work. Basically, she wanted video proof showing the IMEI # of my phone and me typing their non-working codes in my phone. This was a waste of my time. I pointed out that their codes contain way too many digits (16 to be exact); while the working code I received from FreeMyBlackBerry.com were just 8 digits.
Marika was adamant about the video and kept referring me to their Terms & Conditions. I stated their Terms & Conditions don't apply in this case since their support agent entered a different IMEI # than what I provided at the time of order. I then emailed 3 different photos showing the IMEI # on different menu screens of my phone as well as the manufacturer sticker under the battery. Basically, I proved to them the IMEI # which I provided at the time of order did not match the IMEI # I received from Dani Carlo. Needless to say, Marika did not want to admit the error was on their end and kept hiding behind their Terms & Conditions.
This is ridiculous. People shouldn't have to go through the hassle of shooting an unnecessary video where evidence is concrete."
"Scam !!!!!!!!!! no code after 24 h"
"This is a crock! Please do not give these people your money. Customer service>"wrong captcha code" every time!
Give me my money back!!!"
"Deadbeats! Avoid at all cost."
"I got my code and it worked on the first try. They kept me up to date on my order and were very helpful on the chatline at their website. I would recommend them to a friend. "
"Terrible customer support centre.
When everything flows smooth, good. But at times things do not work, and then, we need the customer support. Well, the one of freeunlocks is terrible. Their code did not work. No problem, I thought, they will refund me.
Nothing can be wronger than this. I sent them 3 times the video of the failing unlocking procedure. There was always something that made them compain of the video. And the weeks were passing. The automated reply always state 8-24 hours. Don't believe. They take their time. Much. Now I started my complaint with them one month and half ago. Still they claim to be working on it.
I GAVE UP. NO REFUND, NO UNLOCK. Total loss of time and money.
You you want to use this service, pay for it and keep your finger crossed. If the code does not work, you are fried!"
"Freeunlocks sent me a code which didn't work. Then I had to submit a video, which took me nearly an hour to upload, to prove that it didn't work--and customer support agreed.
Unfortunately I used TrialPay, and Freeunlocks customer support wanted an email showing that I paid an advertiser something. Of course, anyone that uses TrialPay knows that you start off with a free trial and therefore don't pay anything for the first month.
Funny thing is that Freeunlocks earns the referral income from TrialPay regardless of whether or not you get a working code. So they can send you a not-working code, then offer you a "refund" which you can't get because you haven't been charged yet."
"Total scam.
Terrible company who wont deliver the product.
Always blaming third parties and their systems. Sent load of emails to all involved:
freeunlocks
Trialpay
Godaddy.com
DO NOT TRUST OR USE THESE COMPANIES."