Many of us want to be the owner of a good mobile phone. But, as you know, in the modern world, good is usually a synonym for expensive, and it is often impossible to spend a rather large amount on the purchase of a product you like. Therefore, it is so popular nowadays to purchase a second-hand product. But how do you know that the phone you are about to buy was honestly received by the seller and not stolen?
It is necessary
Phone and Internet access
Instructions
Step 1
First, request documents for a supported phone from the seller before purchasing. He must have a document stating that the former owner of the phone sold him the device or gave it for sale. Although, of course, not everyone will show such a document (the reason for this is the real price of the device for which it was purchased). In addition, such a document may be forged.
Step 2
Next, find out the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identifie) of this phone. It is usually a 15-digit set. For some telephones, the indication number is indicated on the device itself, under the battery.
Step 3
If you did not find the number under the battery, then dial the command * # 06 # on the device. The phone of any manufacturer should give its IMEI in response to it. Write down this number somewhere so that it will not get lost until the moment you have the Internet at your fingertips.
Step 4
Go to the website https://blacklist.onliner.by/ and enter the number in the window that appears. Click on the "Check" button. Read the label of the result. If the inscription appeared: “No IMEI numbers that meet the search conditions were found in our database,” then your phone is “clean” before the law and is not included in the wanted list.
