The fact that cell phones are constantly being stolen is known by literally everyone, and for a very long time. Phones are stolen in clubs, in vehicles, on the street and in cafes. The stolen phones are then sold, naturally, for a profit. Moreover, this process occurs several times. As a result, a phone with a "criminal history" can get to a buyer who does not even suspect that his purchase is stolen.
It is necessary
Cellular telephone
Instructions
Step 1
Every person who owns a cell phone should know that any cell phone has its own personal international number or Imei. This number, as a rule, consists of 14-15 digits, but there may be more digits.
Step 2
How can I find out the international number? To do this, you need to look under the phone cover in the place where the barcode is located. The combination of 14-15 digits will be your personal Imei. In addition to this simple hint, you can also dial the combination on your phone: * # 06 #. After that, your international number will appear on the phone screen.
Step 3
You can independently, without contacting specialists, find out whether your phone is stolen or not. To do this, you need to send a short message with the text of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, then be sure to press the space bar, the number of your Imei, which you will find on the phone, to 4443. Example: Ministry of Internal Affairs 354123990879234. Within a certain time your phone number should receive an answer containing information about whether your phone is stolen or not. This information is very important because, by law, all stolen phones must be returned to their rightful owners. The cost of such a service is paid and is charged in favor of the telecom operator to which you are connected.
