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sage60
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i cant seemo find out my meid # The # it gave me did not come up on this site. Please can someone help me with this?Thanks     How can i find my meid #?

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I'm happy to have been able to help, @sage60!

sage60
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

thank u

sage60
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

lol thank for all your help.Smiley Happy

sage60
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

soooooooooo very helpful. Everyone has been so very helpful. Greatly apprediated.Thanks

sage60
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

Thank you so much. I thought the other was the solution until i saw this message. Thank you j

srlawren
Retired Oracle / Oracle Retraité

@7789849803 oh wait not it was Mr. Mackie, not Mr. Garrison.  Man, I really AM out to lunch today.  Good thing I'm on lunch!  🙂


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srlawren
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@7789849803 yes Mr. Garrisson!  


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@srlawren Drugs are bad, mkay? Smiley LOL

srlawren
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@7789849803 you're right, I'm on crack.  Sorry for the misinformation, @sage60.  I need more sleep!  🙂


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@srlawren As a fellow (recovering) coder, I do appreciate the thought. However, that's how how IMEIs work. IMEIs are always 15 digits long, and are not usually expressed in hex notation.

 

Moreover, even the decimal form of a p-ESN (or ESN) cannot be obtained simply by calculating the base-10 value of the original base-16 number.

 

According to http://www.esnconverter.com/ , the decimal value of an ESN of 80f3502f would be 12815945775.

srlawren
Retired Oracle / Oracle Retraité

@sage60 wrote:

Hello again, Hey this is the set of numbers and letters it gave me twhen i put the *#06# in:         80f3502f.thats it. thanks


 

Hi @sage60:   80F3502F is Hexadecimal for 2163429423.  This 10-digit number should be the IMEI you are looking for.    

 

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@sage60 That looks like the pseudo-ESN of a CDMA phone. Please specify where you bought the phone from, what phone it is, and the specific model of the phone (usually written on the back or under the removable battery). Unless I am totally mistaken, you will not be able to use this phone on the Telus/PM network.

imm1304
Retired Oracle / Oracle Retraité

Hi @sage60!

 

If you are searching for the IMEI number just to check if the phone is compatible with Public Mobile, we can help you look that up if you share the phone brand, model variant etc.  

 

Or you can go to willmyphonework.net and check for yourself.  

sage60
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

Hello again, Hey this is the set of numbers and letters it gave me twhen i put the *#06# in:         80f3502f.thats it. thanks

sage60
Good Citizen / Bon Citoyen

Hello, yes iam referrring to the imei. i tried the *#06thing and it gave me letters along with numbers but was only 10 long and it didnt work when i put it in the check phone on here.Would you have any other suggestions. your input would be greatly appreciated thank you

7789849803
Mayor / Maire

MEID is used on CDMA networks. As Shazia has already implied above, the equivalent serial number for phones used on UMTS and LTE networks is IMEI.

Shazia_K
Retraité / Retired
Retraité / Retired

Hello @sage60,

Are you referring to the IMEI?

 

 Dial *#06# on your phone. If your phone is working, your IMEI will pop up.

Please let us know, if you need further assistance.

 

Thanks,

 

Shazia

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