Yes I have went through at least 5 times and wrote down twice so I know the unlock key is right. It might be that I owe money still. I got on a deal for $150 that being hundred dollars off the regular price but then I hardly used it and money got tight so I canceled service trying to save money and my dumbass canceled it 7 days too early and I lost out on my promo discount of $100 so actually I still owe $96. That could be what's holding it back. And plus Motorola needs to update their page. I'll wait till that last payment comes out and then try it again. Actually I think the payment came out today.
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I don't know that you owing Google Fi money would stop the unlock. I unlocked mine the day I got it, so there is no way for them to know if I'm going to live up to the contract or not.
Are you having trouble with the first part where you enter your code into Motorola's website or the second piece where you enter the code you got from the email into the fastboot command?
1. If it's the website, be sure you copy all of the lines ( I think it was 4) together into one line on the website. I copied all of it into Notepad and did a Ctrl + H to find and replace the "(bootloader) " at the begging of each line with nothing. Then I went through and deleted the line breaks to get one massive string. Entering that in got the site to work.
2. If you're having trouble when you send the unlock token via the fastboot command, there is a step missing from Motorola's website. On the phone go to Settings> About > Click the build number 7 times to enable developer options. Go to Developer Options> toggle on Enable OEM Unlocking > reboot back into the bootloader. Now the fastboot command will work.
