(16 January, 2025 - 08:17 AM)Gee_Man Wrote: Show MoreOnce they’re blacklisted you have to get rid of them. There’s a FEW ways to unblacklist a phone, like altering the IMEI but I haven’t seen many legitimate services for that so far.

You could also contact the carrier that blacklisted the phone and show proof of ownership + resolution of the issue that got it blacklisted

But other than those 2 ways, im pretty sure you’ll just have to sell the phone, or sell it for parts.

Also, if a phone is blacklisted but isn’t tied to a carrier anymore then it might still be useable outside of the country it was blacklisted in, but I doubt that information is any use to you

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(16 January, 2025 - 08:24 AM)T00B345T Wrote: Show More

(16 January, 2025 - 08:17 AM)Gee_Man Wrote: Show MoreOnce they’re blacklisted you have to get rid of them. There’s a FEW ways to unblacklist a phone, like altering the IMEI but I haven’t seen many legitimate services for that so far.

You could also contact the carrier that blacklisted the phone and show proof of ownership + resolution of the issue that got it blacklisted

But other than those 2 ways, im pretty sure you’ll just have to sell the phone, or sell it for parts.

Also, if a phone is blacklisted but isn’t tied to a carrier anymore then it might still be useable outside of the country it was blacklisted in, but I doubt that information is any use to you

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Good information, thanks brother

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