Not blacklisted
No blacklist report was returned for the IMEI at the time of the check. That is a good sign when buying or selling a used phone, but it does not guarantee the phone is unlocked or fully paid off.
Enter your phone’s IMEI to identify the device and see whether it is currently reported as blacklisted.
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Blacklist records can change after a check. A “not blacklisted” result does not confirm that the phone is unlocked, paid off, or eligible for activation on every carrier.
It answers one important question: whether the IMEI is currently reported as blacklisted. It does not replace a carrier-lock or financing check.
No blacklist report was returned for the IMEI at the time of the check. That is a good sign when buying or selling a used phone, but it does not guarantee the phone is unlocked or fully paid off.
The IMEI is currently reported as blacklisted. A blacklisted phone may have been reported lost, stolen, or otherwise blocked and may not be able to use cellular service normally.
An IMEI check gives you one more piece of information before you buy a used phone, accept a trade-in, or hand a device to a buyer.
The fastest method works on most phones: open the Phone app and dial *#06#. You can also find the IMEI in Settings or on the original packaging.
Our team responds within 24 hours.
No. This checker only tells you whether a device has been reported lost or stolen. It won't show an outstanding balance or other carrier restrictions.
It means the device has been reported lost or stolen. Blacklisted devices can't be activated on any network.
No. We don't buy devices that have been reported lost or stolen.
Yes. A device can be reported lost or stolen at any time, so your result only reflects the device's status at the moment you checked.
No. Clean means the device has no known restrictions. Unlocked means it isn't tied to a specific carrier. Those are two separate checks.
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