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Bookmark or Share- Stolen Phone CheckerWhy You Should Use CTIA's Stolen Phone Checker? Before you buy or sell a second-hand mobile device, you should check to see if the device has been reported lost or stolen.
- Stolen Phone CheckerCTIA's Stolen Phone Checker lets consumers and commercial users know if a mobile device is reported lost or stolen before they make a purchase. In addition, law enforcement can check - and hopefully return - found mobile devices to their rightful owner.
- Stolen Phone CheckerCTIA’s Stolen Phone Checker – powered by the GSMA Device Check service – helps law enforcement agencies discourage device theft, identify and check the lost or stolen status of a recovered device, and identify the wireless carrier associated with a device reported to the GSMA Block List.
- Stolen Phone CheckerCTIA's Stolen Phone Checker - powered by the GSMA Device Check service - helps protect commercial users and businesses such as device resellers or retailers, insurers, repair centers, recyclers and other companies in the wireless ecosystem. Use cases: Retailers.
- Stolen Phone CheckerUse the CTIA Stolen Phone Checker to enter the device's unique ID-IMEI, MEID, or ESN. If the device has been reported as lost or stolen, a red status will state: "Reported Lost or Stolen" If the device has not been reported as lost or stolen, the status will be green.
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