[protomcd]

So I am getting back into SEing after quiting for a while about a year and I have done many companies before had many fails and successes and i was wondering how to get around sending back the pixel 2 Xl ( I am Seing google) I have tried this before many times and i always try to work my way around it but I fail please someone help me with this and Happy Seing can t wait to get this community started up again srry new ac btw on mpgh my ac is _T4NKYOU_ some se knowledge if Ur interested  

[DragonicRek]

PM me on discord.
I can help you out

[Vultra]

The new google phone is becoming the new thing that's replacing apple lol.

[mothered]

You do realize that the IMEI number may well be blacklisted, hence render the phone futile.

I suggest you take this under advisement prior to committing.

[protomcd]

Yes I believe it may very well be blacklisted that's sorta why I have been a bit scared of going through with Google

[protomcd]

Mostly stuck with hp logitech and ez af SEing but never really tried advanced methods but the most I have se at once was 1k so I am experienced and can learn very fast!

[DragonicRek]

You do realize that the IMEI number may well be blacklisted, hence render the phone futile.

I suggest you take this under advisement prior to committing.

With a certain method, the phone isn't blacklisted. You can go around this

[mothered]

You do realize that the IMEI number may well be blacklisted, hence render the phone futile.

I suggest you take this under advisement prior to committing.

With a certain method, the phone isn't blacklisted. You can go around this

Good to know there's a working method.

The actual phone carrier has a pool of blacklisted IMEI numbers that're provided by (In this case) Google. Upon trying to activate the phone, the carrier will see the IMEI Is flagged, hence will not allow activation. I assume your method does not flag the IMEI number.

[DragonicRek]

You do realize that the IMEI number may well be blacklisted, hence render the phone futile.

I suggest you take this under advisement prior to committing.

With a certain method, the phone isn't blacklisted. You can go around this

Good to know there's a working method.

The actual phone carrier has a pool of blacklisted IMEI numbers that're provided by (In this case) Google. Upon trying to activate the phone, the carrier will see the IMEI Is flagged, hence will not allow activation. I assume your method does not flag the IMEI number.

Yes. Rather than focusing on the refunding part, my method focuses more on the se'ing part

[mothered]

With a certain method, the phone isn't blacklisted. You can go around this

Good to know there's a working method.

The actual phone carrier has a pool of blacklisted IMEI numbers that're provided by (In this case) Google. Upon trying to activate the phone, the carrier will see the IMEI Is flagged, hence will not allow activation. I assume your method does not flag the IMEI number.

Yes. Rather than focusing on the refunding part, my method focuses more on the se'ing part

Clever, namely when devices of this nature are Involved.

As such, the device will remain active, so too will Its IMEI number.
Good work.