Check Sprint phone by IMEI Check
About to buy a second hand Sprint phone? First check its DNA. All it takes is your IMEI number. Unique to each device, this 15-digit number is key to uncovering your phone’s story. What’s its history? Is it blocked, blacklisted or still in contract? Are there unpaid bills? Just type your IMEI into the box above and find out.
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Find my IMEI number
Type *#06# into your smartphone keypad and your unique, 15-digit, IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number will appear on your screen.
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Once you’ve got your 15-digit IMEI number, just copy and paste or type it directly into the search box above. Press ‘Check now’ and leave the rest to us.
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Using your IMEI, we’ll run comprehensive checks against your device and email a full report. All in under 2 hours.
View SampleWhy use our Sprint status check?
Fast, accurate, comprehensive and confidential, IMEI Phone Check delivers peace of mind to anyone thinking of buying or selling a second hand Sprint mobile phone. Find out within 2 hours if the device has been blacklisted, if there are unpaid bills, what the contact, account and FED (financial eligibility) status is and if it’s a phone you can legitimately use.
Want to find out more? Get a taste of what you’ll receive with our free report.
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IMEI phone check also offers advanced services for devices from some manufacturers.
For example for Apple devices we offer Find My iPhone status, iCloud status, blacklist status, network and simlock checks, unlocking simlock warranty checks, carrier checks and seller information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Want to find out more about our Sprint check? Get answers to some common queries below.
What’s FED?
FED stands for financial eligibility date. This is the date when a phone stops having a financial obligation to its contracted network or provider. After this date has expired the phone can be legitimately transferred over to another network.
What’s a phone blacklist?
If a phone’s been reported as lost or stolen its IMEI is added to a shared database of blacklisted devices. This database is used by most network providers. Phones bought in contract but with unpaid bills and those detected to be involved in fraudulent activity are also included on this list.
What happens if my phone is blacklisted?
Mobile phone operators will not provide a service to blacklisted devices. So, if your device is registered as blacklisted it’s unlikely you’ll be able to use it to make calls, send text messages or connect to the internet.
What’s an IMEI number?
An IMEI or International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number is a 15-digit number that’s unique to all GSM (Global System for Mobile) mobile phones and smartphones.
What’s a GSM phone?
GSM or Global System for Mobile is the international standard for mobile telecommunications. If your device uses a SIM card, it’s likely to be a GSM phone. All GSM phones have an IMEI number.
How do I find my IMEI number?
There are three options.
- The easiest is to type *#06# into your smartphone keypad and your unique, 15-digit, IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number will appear on your screen.
- Another way is to go to Settings/About Phone/Status/IMEI Information
- Or remove the battery and locate it on the white label underneath (the first 15 digits are the IMEI number)
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