MacBook Pro A1425 early 2013 icloud pin / efi

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MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Early 2013

2.6 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.2 GHz) with 3 MB shared L3 cache. Released February 13, 2013.

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MacBook Pro A1425 early 2013 icloud pin / efi

hello everyone recently i got a from my dad he sent it from Texas and now i need to downgrade the OS but wouldnt let me. brings out a dark background with Padlock. after making research i got to know it was locked by EFI and he wouldnt remember the code he used. i stumbled upon http://www.macefiunlock.com and http://phoneunlock.com saying they would do it remotely for some fee. now i'm scared i should end up been scammed. would you recommend any of the website or is there someone who can help me do it remotely?

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EFI passwords can be removed but its a grey area in repair because by doing so you remove the password lock and if the item is stolen it becomes a crime.

If its actually your laptop its ok but requires proof.

Some people will do this no questions asked but its still a grey area.

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EFI passwords can be removed but its a grey area in repair because by doing so you remove the password lock and if the item is stolen it becomes a crime.

If its actually your laptop its ok but requires proof.

Some people will do this no questions asked but its still a grey area. — chriswku03

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How about you post the SPI ROM dump from U6100 and I'll email the person who owned it(email is stored in PLAINTEXT in the SPI ROM) and ask for the password? TL866A and adapter required.

Hint, most of the time the person on the other end of that email did not want to be separated from their computer.

JUST MY EXPERIENCE.

YOURS MAY VARY.

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Just have your Dad email or snail mail a copy of the receipt and take that to any Apple store or Authorized service Provider and get this unlocked for free or a very small fee. The $195 fee is a rip off.

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he doesn't have the receipt any longer moreover i dont care about the fee but just need someone to tell me i'm not about to be scammed.

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would anyone recommend someone or a website that would do it legitimately?

7 de jul de 2015 por nickiorsini

Was your Dad the original owner of this machine?

7 de jul de 2015 por mayer

Seems like what goes around comes around.

30 de jul de 2015 por mayer