It doesn’t make sense to lock a phone that is currently being paid, especially when it’s in my possession. In your logic the phone will be locked for months on end sitting in my room collecting dust and not being used. I’ve made monthly payments before on a iPhone upgrade. And had no problems with transferring sims especially because it used actual SIM cards and not these eSIM stuff. I’m sure there has to be some other error that T-mobile has made. Getting a phone from T-mobile and having it in my possession it should already be unlocked and ready to use.
The iphone is being paid off by a monthly payment it’s not fully paid but other than that it meets all the other requirements. I’m planning on going to T-Mobile tomorrow because I’m not understanding what the issue is.
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