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How can i check is iphone which i want to buy, not stolen

Anonymous
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I want to buy iphone 4 from my friend, but I don't know is it his iphone or etc. how can i check is this iphone is'nt stolen ?

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I asked this guy at the imei number and now i know that it's locket at o2. so i want to wrote to o2 is anybody lost that phone or it was stolen or it iphone is legal slight_smile but i can't find their email

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@Anonymous wrote:

I asked this guy at the imei number and now i know that it's locket at o2. so i want to wrote to o2 is anybody lost that phone or it was stolen or it iphone is legal slight_smile but i can't find their email


http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus

I DO NOT WORK FOR O2



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If you buy the phone you can't get it unlocked while you are out of the UK, the seller would need to get it unlocked for you. There is an email link in my signature but without any O2 details such as phone number you won't be able to contact customer service and they won't give you any information.

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Buy a different phone from a reputable dealer rather than get ripped off.... Cheaper in the long term.
I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.

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@MI5 wrote:
Buy a different phone from a reputable dealer rather than get ripped off.... Cheaper in the long term.

Best advice otherwise you could be in for a lot of grief. If a deal sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

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Don't let yourself be taken advantage of, forget this offer my friend, get the phone from a reputable shop

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