Can i track my lost mobile using the IMEI number.

Tracking through imei is not Possible, However there other options listed below to Track your samsung galaxy S7 edge

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Modems do not use IMEI -- it's only mobile-phones that do.

Greetings - It's an Urban Legend that you can track a cell phone using the IMEI number.

What can be done however is report your IMEI number of the lost phone to your carrier like Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, Cingular or T-mobile and ask them to lock your mobile phone. Your cell phone IMEI number will be blacklisted and refused to connect to the phone networks so that is someone should find and try to use your phone it will not be operational.

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You can register to track IMEI number(you have to pa for this) from http://www.trackimei.com/
or
http://www.hellogiri.com/lock-and-track-your-stolen-mobile-hand-set-through-imei-number/
or
http://www.mostlyblog.com/track-your-stolen-mobile-throug-imei-number
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1. Call up the "Customer Care" helpline of your airtime provider and ask them to deactivate the SIM.
2. Call up the police. Submit them the IMEI number of your phone (which you should have noted before the theft).


From what I understand, the IMEI number is broadcast to the network every time a call is made, along with the user's account information on the sim card.So let's say the person who stole the phone just takes out your sim and puts in their's, and keeps using the phone. Your Carrier should be able to track it by their account info.
A unique code encrypted in each mobile, known as the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number, is now being used to trace a mobile anywhere in the country. Even if the SIM card (network) is changed, it can be traced.
Whenever a phone logs onto a particular network to make or receive calls, its IMEI number is emitted and this gets registered. In case of stolen phones, the service provider can pass on the information to the police. and they can trace the user through the SIM card. It is possible to even track down gangs running cellphone-stealing rackets.

Register with a website like Track IMEI, Mobile Phones Tracker or Theft Record. You simply have to visit the website and submit your handset's IMEI number. If the company's dealers ever come across a IMEI-number.html#" target=_blank className="iAs" itxtdid="26528975">cell phone with your IMEI number, they will trace it and contact you.

http://trackimei.com/


Hint:
check out Theft Aware - this is a tool that can help you recover your lost or stolen mobile phone. It is completely invisible on your phone and the owner can remotely control his mobile phone and perform a variety of actions that remain invisible to thieves.

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Lost your mobile phone?

Not to worry. Your cell phone operator or the police can help you find it if only you can give them the IMEI number.

If you don't have your phone's IMEI number, it is impossible to track the phone since your phone doesn't have the inbuilt tracker software like samsung phones...


The IMEI (international mobile equipment identity) is your handset's fingerprint that helps track down your lost phone.
Here's how you can find the IMEI number of your cell phone: Just punch in *#06#, and the phone will display a 15-digit number. Note this number.
The IMEI number gets logged on to the SIM card and a cellular operator can locate the area from where a call is made

sorry to hear that.

try visiting this http://www.mobilephonestracker.com/lost-gsm-mobile-phones-tracking/

the are specialized in tracking lost phone by using imei. not sure 100%,but that's what they say in their site.good luck.

give me the IMei number

Dear Vipin,
The right way to get back your mobile is to report the loss of mobile to your service provider, and approach the CYBER CRIME wing of Police dept in your city. They jave a special cell to recover lost mobiles using IMEI number tracking in co-ordination with all Mobile Service providers. you may have to make few rounds to police station, but its worth as they sure track the mobiles. All the best.

As far as I know IMEI numbers are like registration numbers, they dont actually trace. I know with modems etc that have IMEI numbers they cant be traced. At telstra IMEI numbers were only like a registration number, my suggestion is to cancel the phone. only a suggestion though....