Imei Number

Is it possible to change the Imei numabers? How? What if i buy a imei
changed telephone. Does it cause any problem?!?!


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The short answer is - not really, no

Why do you want to?

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> changed telephone. Does it cause any problem?!?!
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its gonna be hard to identify your phone when u bring it to your service
center for repairs / upgrades. i think they are able to find out if the
imei has been tampered with. why would you want to change it anyway?
from where im at, the people who try to do this are those who either
bought a stolen phone or have stolen a phone.


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On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 13:17:04 -0400, melis111
<[email protected]> wrote:

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>Is it possible to change the Imei numabers? How? What if i buy a imei
>changed telephone.

Possible yes.

Illegal yes

>Does it cause any problem?!?!

Not unless you don't like porridge.


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On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 21:12:23 +0100, MJG
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>On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 13:17:04 -0400, melis111
><[email protected]> wrote:
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>>Is it possible to change the Imei numabers? How? What if i buy a imei
>>changed telephone.
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>Possible yes.
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>Illegal yes
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>>Does it cause any problem?!?!
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>Not unless you don't like porridge.
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Only if there in the UK


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On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 21:24:28 +0100, ß Ø ® G <[email protected]> wrote:


>Only if there in the UK

Is the UK truly the only county in the world where this practice is
illegal,


Surely not.


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nookiehunter wrote:
> its gonna be hard to identify your phone when u bring it to your service
> center for repairs / upgrades. i think they are able to find out if the
> imei has been tampered with. why would you want to change it anyway?
> from where im at, the people who try to do this are those who either
> bought a stolen phone or have stolen a phone.

Some time ago, I played around with my self-built Flasher for NOKIA 6210
and tried to burn the firmware from my girlfriend's 6210 onto my device.
The result was that the mobile was stuck in an endless loop because of
wrong checksums.

Some days after bringing it to a service point here, the guy told me that
they could not fix it. But after inserting my SIM and the battery, the
phone worked fine - and guess what: the IMEI was my girlfriend's one.

Service centers mostly use the IMEI from the phone's case - so there should
be no problem in changing the IMEI. The only disadvantages are for the
service provider: they can't track your phone.


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-mARKUS