Apple users who have been wanting to unlock their devices might just be able to do so in time for the holidays.

According to a post in IT World, a certain company with the website www.safera1n.com offers unlocking and jailbreaking services for iPhone 5s, 5c and 4S. The company claims to be able to do so in less than five minutes.

The iPhone Unlock and Jailbreak service offered by the company costs $24.99 for the new iPhone 5s, 5c and the rest of the past generation iPhone models. According to the products page, users would have to spend another $24.99 to unlock their iPad Air, iPad Mini, iPad 3 and iPad 4.

The payment is reportedly for subscription fees to the website's members area. The members area contains the instructions, software and tutorials for supposedly unlocking and jailbreaking the customer's device.

Safera1n's unlocking and jailbreaking service is also said to be 100% reversible. The company also claims that customers can have their money back should they be unsatisfied with the product.

According to the post on IT World, the people behind the supposed iOS 7 jailbreaking product is the evasi0n team - a website known for their jailbreaking expertise. However, a quick trip to their website proves otherwise - making the claim fraudulent.

The evasi0n' homepage still offers the iOS 6.0-6.1.2 jailbreak. The team also announced last October that they are still working on the jailbreak for the iOS 7.

The most recent update from the trusted team of hackers was a reportedly stolen jailbreak which has been sold to a private buyer. The evad3rs, who heads the evasi0n website, have already denied such rumor.

The rumor was perpetuated by @i0n1c (Steffan Esser) through social media networking site, Twitter.

In a report, Cyril Cattiaux (pod2g), who is part of the team told iDesignTimes that the rumor was "complete bulls**t." Cattiaux also added that the jailbreak stuff is moving on, but slowly.

According to iPhonehacks, the evad3rs are most likely to release the iOS 7 jailbreak after the public release of the iOS 7.1.

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