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Every ROM value I got so far is completely different. There is nothing in common, except all OUI values belongs to Apple. I have no idea is OUI depends on model, production place or something else. What are first 3 chars of MLB that you got? C02, C07, C1M or some other? What is OUI (first 6...

I stumbled upon some post on ****** where guy wrote that he called support and they wasn't able to get that account to work, but he also wrote that he created new account and linked his PayPal to that account and that that account works. I asked my friend (his account works on my machine) if he...

I have some bad news. Looks like it's only important when account was created as suspected. Yesterday I created new e-mail address and gave it to my friend who owns MacBookPro. I asked him to open account on his MacBook from System Preferences -> iCloud -> Create Apple ID. He opened new Apple...

I already read that brilliant post few days ago. There is obvious relationship between OS serial and MLB, since both have year and week of production defined inside. MLB can't be made after system is assembled, unless motherboard was replaced, so year and week of MLB should be before year and...

As esafeddie wrote that could lead to some really nasty consequences. If people start using cloned values too often, as a response Apple could introduce some additional checks and that could even go so far that we would not be able to use hacks at all anymore, not only those two services...

I created completely new set of serials (OS, MLB, ROM and SmUUID) and reinstalled everything from scratch, but I didn't try to use any of my family accounts. I asked my friend who have AppleID that was created in 2013 to sign in to iCloud, iMessage and FaceTime on this new installation...

Ouch! If this is true, it's very obvious why I have a problem. None of my AppleIDs is older than one year. Looks like MLB and ROM must have been paired after all. It also looks like those with accounts which are old enough can use any MLB and ROM value, as long as they are in correct format...

If you have desktop system identified as iMac as you wrote in your details, but you are using cloned MacBook Pro MLB serial, it might be a source of your problem. You should not use cloned MLB from real laptop in your desktop hack system. It's not important if that board is dead or not if that...

Wellcome to the twilight zone. At least I am not alone anymore. I cannot use nor my ID, nor my sons ID. My ID is used on my iPhone, his ID is used on his iPhone. iMessage and Facetime works on both phones, none of them doesn't work on two different installs with different set of serials on this...

Looks like there are at least two types of customer code messages. First one is clearly related to AppleID "Your Apple ID can't be used to set up iMessage at this time", and other one is more cryptic "You cannot sign in to iMessage on this Mac at this time." It's not clear if this second message...

Thank you very much, but unfortunately I am still unable to properly log in. Even with your config. :cry: I see that you set Trust and InjectSystemID to True, and I understand why you did it, but I am not sure why you set MLB in RtVariables again when it is already set in SMBIOS as Board Serial...

Thank you very much. Unfortunately I wasn't lucky enough. :( I created config with new set of serials (SN, MLB, SMUIID and ROM) and prepared new USB installation with 10.13.2. I removed old machine from my account and installed everything from scratch without any problem, entered my AppleID on...

I can't sign in to FaceTime or iMessage with my AppleID on my laptop. Everything works smooth with same AppleID on my iPhone and my friends real macbook. I am getting this message "You cannot sign in to iMessage on this Mac at this time." completed with specific customer code and I am instructed...