This Device Is Not Eligible To Swap.

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This Device Is Not Eligible To Swap.

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However, if you want to upgrade to a device using a monthly device payment agreement you can switch your upgrade eligibility with another line on your account that is eligible. To learn how, refer to the How to switch upgrade eligibility with someone else on my account section of our Upgrade Your Device. Limit 1 offer per account. May not be combined with some offers or discounts (e.g., Carrier Freedom); existing customers who switch may lose certain benefits and monthly device credits. 5G: Capable device required; coverage not available in some areas. While 5G access won't require a certain plan or feature, some uses/services might. Your contract with Sprint is done and your tired of paying the $90 each month. You decide to cancel you Sprint account and take your favorite smart phone over to a pre-paid wireless plan (or cheaper monthly plan) over at Boost Mobile. You enter in your MEID and you get 'MEID/ESN provide is not eligible for activation with Boost. In order to activate your phone, you will need both a Boost Mobile SIM card and the phone’s IMEI number. Find your phone’s IMEI or MEID (DEC) number by opening up the phone dial pad and pressing.#06# If this does not work, then you can look under the battery (phones with removable batteries only) or in the phone’s settings menu. This device is not eligible to swap Hi there, I am trying to swap to an iphone i just bought from a friend, when i enter the meid number it tells me:this device is not eligible to swap? The phone was formerly a sprint phone but now says boost with the new sim in it, i previously used this sim with another iphone on.

A Device Unlock enables T-Mobile equipment to use a non-T-Mobile SIM card to connect to a different international or domestic network. This can also be known as a SIM unlock, network unlock, or carrier unlock.

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What is a Device Unlock

Device Lock status determines what networks a device can use to make calls, send messages, and use data.
- Locked devices can only be used on the network of the wireless provider that sold the device.
- Unlocked devices can be used with any carrier that supports its network type.
Not all devices are compatible with every mobile network, unlocked devices may work differently depending on the carrier’s network.
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A device unlock is not a security feature, for security locks see:

Check unlock status

Log into your MyT-Mobile account using a web browser.
Note: This option is not currently available on the T-Mobile app.
Click Account from the top left of the screen.
Select the line of service using the device.
Click Check device unlock status under the Device details to check your status:
- Device unlocked: You're good to go! The can be used with compatible SIM cards.
- Device locked: This device can only be used on the T-Mobile Network. See Eligibility & requirements below.

Eligibility & requirements

You received a warranty or device protection replacement device and your original device was eligible to be unlocked.
You are military personal deployed overseas and your account is in good standing. Deployment papers can be provided to our Care department to process a device unlock.

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All other requests must meet the below account and device requirements to be unlocked:

Requirement	Learn more
The device must have been purchased by T-Mobile	T-Mobile can only unlock devices sold by T-Mobile. Certain equipment types are sold unlocked by T-Mobile, including Apple iPads Apple watches Samsung watches If you have an unlocked device from another carrier you would like to use with T-Mobile service, see our Bring your own device (BYOD) guide. To unlock a non-T-Mobile device, contact the original retailer or carrier, including devices purchased from Sprint or Metro by T-Mobile.
The device must be paid in full.	Devices with JUMP! On Demand and active Equipment Installment Program (EIP)payment plans are not eligible to be unlocked. You can check your balances and make payments on MyT-Mobile. JUMP! On Demand customers may be eligible to buy out the lease and own the device. EIP balances must be paid in full.
The device IMEI cannot be blocked	Devices with an IMEI block cannot be used on any mobile network. Example reasons an IMEI may be blocked include: The device was reported lost or stolen. The device is past due or delinquent on its lease or installment payment plan.
The device must have sufficient usage on your T-Mobile account.
Postpaid accounts	The device must have been used for at least 40 days on your line of service. Individual, business, and government accounts must be in good standing. If your balance is past due, we can help you make a payment. If the T-Mobile account associated with the device is cancelled, the balance of the account must be zero.
Prepaid accounts	The device must have been active on the account for at least one year. Exception: T-Mobile prepaid devices are eligible to be unlocked after $100 in refills have been applied to each active line on the account after the device was purchased. Refills made before the device purchase do not apply. All active lines on the account must have at least $100 in refills. For example, to unlock one device on an account with 4 lines requires $400 of refills since the requested device first-use date (4 lines X $100 = $400).