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GregV

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#143998 4-May-2014 17:25
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We don't have the original box anymore, so is there any way we can obtain the IMEI number, so that all providers can blacklist this phone?  It wasn't purchased by us, so don't have receipts etc.

Is there any network magic that identifies the IMEI number of the phone as it traverses the 2degrees network?

Phone was quickly turned off by the looks, so find-my-phone is no use.  We have suspended the number, so the account can't be used, but want to kill off the hardware as well.

On a related note, we swapped this number over to a micro-SIM when moving from the old iPhone to this one.  Went to SIM-swap back to the original SIM to fire the old phone back up, but I need to buy a new blank SIM to do this.  Why can't we just re-use the previous SIM?



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  #1037160 5-May-2014 17:00
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A note to all iPhone users: If your iphone gets stolen and you do not have record of the IMEI number you can go into iTunes and find the IMEI number from the backup of any iphone done on the computer.
The link below was sent through to OP.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4061

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