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Blacklisted IMEI? Here’s What It Means and How to Fix It

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The video presents a tutorial claiming to remove a phone’s blacklisted IMEI through an online service. The service’s name is unclear in the subtitles and appears in different forms.

Demonstrated Steps

  1. Dial *#06# to find the phone’s IMEI.
  2. Check the IMEI on a blacklist-checking website. The narrator’s test phone is reported as blacklisted.
  3. Enter the phone’s brand and IMEI, along with a name and email address, into the removal service.
  4. Obtain and enter a paid premium membership code, which the narrator says arrives by email.
  5. Wait for a second email confirming removal, then check the IMEI again.
  6. Insert a SIM card and test network access.

The narrator reports that the IMEI check then showed “clean” and that the phone connected to a mobile network. These are claims demonstrated in the video; it does not explain how the service works or independently verify its legitimacy.

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A single narrator demonstrates the process.

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