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In such cases, the wireless device would not appear on the Blacklist, however the wireless device would remain blocked with that carrier.

In certain circumstances, a wireless service provider may block a particular wireless device because of billing issues with the owner.

As a result, even though a device is not on the Blacklist, that device may eventually be placed on the Blacklist and be blocked by participating Canadian wireless network carriers at a later time.

It can take up to 48 hours from the time someone reports a device as lost or stolen before it is added to the Blacklist and blocked from participating Canadian wireless networks.

This service only identifies wireless devices reported lost or stolen to participating Canadian wireless service providers as of September 30, 2013.Click here for commercial use of the IMEI verification service.īy entering an IMEI number and making use of this service, you acknowledge and agree to the following terms and conditions: This service is limited to 2 queries per day by Canadian consumers only. Alternatively, the IMEI number should also be on a white label found underneath the battery of your device. You can obtain the IMEI number by entering *#06# on most devices. To determine if a device has been reported lost or stolen, which would prevent it from working on Canadian wireless networks, enter the 15 digit IMEI number in the window below and click enter. Only wireless service providers can add a device to the Blacklist. Remember, if your device is lost or stolen, report it to your service provider immediately. Any device appearing on the Blacklist is blocked, and participating Canadian wireless service providers do not allow it to be used on their respective wireless networks.

Anytime a GSM, HSPA or LTE wireless device is reported as lost or stolen to a participating Canadian wireless service provider, that device’s unique IMEI number is added to a shared national blacklist (the “Blacklist”).