Unlock Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 from ATT
Permanently remove the ATT network lock from your Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 using its IMEI. Use any SIM, anywhere — including international carriers when you travel.
Price
$19.99
Delivery
1-5 business days
Method
Official IMEI
Permanent factory whitelist. No software.
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About this Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 × ATT unlock
About AT&T network unlocks
AT&T operates the United States' second-largest postpaid network and publishes one of the most clearly documented unlock policies in the industry. Per AT&T's Wireless Phone Unlocking Policy, a device qualifies for an unlock when it is no longer associated with any installment agreement, the account has been paid current, the device has been active on AT&T's network for the period AT&T's policy specifies (postpaid and prepaid have different windows — refer to the AT&T policy page for the current numbers), and the device has not been reported lost, stolen, or involved in fraud.
What DeviceDecoded does
We submit your IMEI through the manufacturer's official unlock channel — Apple, Samsung, Google, etc. — rather than AT&T's online request form. The result is a permanent factory-level unlock: the device is whitelisted on the manufacturer's database, so the unlock survives factory resets, OS updates, SIM changes, and international roaming. No software is installed and no rooting or jailbreaking is involved.
Common AT&T gotchas
- Next or Installment financing — devices on AT&T Next or another financing arrangement must be paid off before AT&T will authorise an unlock through its own portal.
- Active service window — AT&T's policy has historically required a minimum active-service period; this is the most common reason their portal rejects an unlock request that otherwise looks eligible.
- Account in arrears — outstanding balances must be cleared.
- Cricket and Cricket-branded devices — Cricket is an AT&T-owned prepaid brand; Cricket devices follow Cricket's policy, not AT&T's.
ATT country coverage
ATT operates in 2 countries. Your Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 unlock works regardless of which country it was originally sold in.
- 🇲🇽 Mexico
- 🇺🇸 USA
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FAQ — Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 on ATT
- Can ATT block this unlock?
- No. Once your Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520's IMEI is whitelisted on the manufacturer's database, ATT cannot reverse it.
- Will my Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 stay unlocked after a factory reset?
- Yes. The unlock is permanent at the factory level — it persists through factory resets, OS updates, and SIM changes.
- Do I need my ATT account credentials?
- No. We unlock by IMEI alone. You don't need to provide your ATT username, PIN, or account number.
- What if my Q777, Q888, Q930, Q1520 is still on a ATT payment plan?
- It depends on the device's status. Start with the eligibility check at our unlock checkout — that page explains how the two-stage payment works before you commit.
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