Hi, Stumbled across this group while trying to solve my problem with two Chilean IPhones 6s. Too late I found out that although cell phones in Chile must be unlocked for all in country carriers since 2012, the carriers put country locks on the phones that makes them unusable anywhere but Chile. I am in Mexico and bought these for my grandkids. They are new in box, I have all the documentation and numbers for them. I found out about the country lock from postings on other sites, including Apple forums, by Chileans wanting to use their cell phones with outside carriers when on extended foreign travel. It seems that these Chilean carriers have figured out they can use these locks to force you all to pay high roaming fees when you are out of country. Sleazy! A lot of detective work reveals the phones are NOT blacklisted so I should be able to own and use them. This is the result of checking with both AppleCare and a third party phone unlocking service. As part of this, the phones were traced to Movistar Chile. I have not found any unlocking service that can get rid of the Chile country lock and Apple will not do it. Thus far I have been unable to establish a working interaction with this company, they only show a telephone number for consumer issues, no email. I am both hearing impaired and very weak in Spanish, particularly on the telephone. That's why I'm trying to establish a written connection with them over which I can send blacklist reports and other data verifying the phones are clean and assigned to Movistar Chile. They have a Facebook page but are unresponsive to queries left there. It is like trying to deal with a big amorphous blob. Apple, of course, while confirming the phones are clean will not remove the country lock but says I have to get Movistar to do so. So here is my question/request: 1. Does anyone have an email contact or way to get in touch in writing with Telefonica Movistar Chile technical support services? 2. Can you refer me to anyone in country who might be able to assist me in this matter? Any help will be apprecited. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://www.allchile.net/viewtopic.php?t=16144 eLearning Solution Example Thank you.

Hi, I'm trying to troubleshoot an Internet and phone problem for some people nearby. They've got bare DSL service through Earthlink now, and used to have an analog phone line. They're here in Silicon Valley, and the distance to the CO is probably 12-15k feet. Any time there was wind and/or rain, the Internet speeds drop to nothing, and the analog phone line would be so scratchy as to be unusable. They've been in the house almost 40 years, and I don't think the wiring from the MPOE up to the pole has ever been touched.DSL filters are installed correctly, the interior wiring checks out (CAT3), and it works OK during dry weather. Someone has told them the DSL modem is bad. I think that's crap, and they're trying to avoid a technician visit to climb the pole and determine that the drop from the pole to the MPOE is shot.Any thoughts? I'm taking over a D-Link DSL-520B DSL modem to try that as a troubleshooting measure. Any help will be apprecited. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1371305 Advids Overview Thank you.

Hi, May I know what are your plans on your Bitcoin in the future? Do you plan to keep on investing on Bitcoin related businesses or do plan to convert it into fiat and ventures on new business? Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/what-are-your-plans-with-your-cryptocurrencies.32627/ healthcare product marketing Thanks