The realization hit him like a physical blow. The site wasn't showing him the past; it was showing him the present, reflecting his own image back at him through some unknown camera access. But there was something wrong with the image.
At first glance, UnlockForMe's business model appeared straightforward. Customers would enter their phone's IMEI number, select their carrier, and pay a fee ranging from $10 to $50, depending on the device and service required. The service claimed to use a network of "approved" suppliers to provide unlock codes, which would then be delivered to customers via email.
