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Are you Using Stolen Phone in Pakistan - Check Now

Are you Using Stolen Phone in Pakistan - Check Now

YOU CAN CHECK YOUR MOBILE IS STOLEN OR NOT STOLEN
PTA providing us a free online tool to check that my mobile is stolen or not stolen.

  1. First Check your IMEI Number by typing this code on your any cell phone *#06#
  2. Note your IMEI number and go here IMEI Search Database
  3. Here you now enter your mobile's IMEI number and search it in the Tool
  4. If your mobile is stolen then it will show the result as "IMEI is found stolen in Database"
  5. If your mobile is not a stolen mobile then it will show the result as "IMEI is not found in Stolen Database"

Click here for the Tool:    IMEI Search Database
How To Block Your Lost or Stolen Mobile in Pakistan

How To Block Your Lost or Stolen Mobile in Pakistan

You can get your phone blocked on all GSM networks in Pakistan by just blocking the IMEI number of your phone.
IMEI is International Mobile Equipment Identity that is used by GSM Networks to register any Mobile Phone on their network.

In Pakistan PTA (Pakistan Telecom Authority) makes it possible for those who have lost their mobile phones to get their phones be blocked by their IMEIs on all GSM Networks in Pakistan, thus making such mobile phones useless at least in Pakistan.
This has also helped many people to get their mobile phones back along with a trace to the actual thief.
To get your phone's IMEI blocked, You can chose from these options:
1. Call Police Helpline 15
2. Call CPLC (Citizen Police Liaison Committee) Numbers: 021.5682222 / 021.6583334
3. Call PTA's Helpline: 0800.256254. Visit the site which is www.cplc.org.pk
5. send an email to PTA at imei@pta.gov.pk
6. Send Fax to CPLC: 021.5683336

Things You'll Need:

Organize you mobilephone lost complaint details before making your Call or before sending Fax/Email. They require following information:
  1. Your CNIC Number.
  2. Lost Mobile Make/Model.
  3. Lost Mobile IMEI.
  4. Location/Area where You lost Your Mobile.
  5. Voice Number (Sim) inserted in Lost Moile.
  6. Your Name.
  7. Your Father's Name.
  8. Your Mother's Name.
  9. Your Address.
  10. Home Phone Number.
  11. Your Mobile Phone Number.
After providing them the required information, your IMEI number will be blocked within next 24 hours.
What to do if you Lost your Phone in Pakistan

What to do if you Lost your Phone in Pakistan

This article is for those who are in Pakistan and have lost their mobile phone or their mobile phone has been stolen.

Step 1 : Getting Important Information Together :

Following are the things you need to know in order to block your mobile phone.
  • 1. IMEI: It is a number(code) which is unique to every GSM mobile phone. It is usually found printed on or underneath the phone’s battery and warranty card. IMEI of any set can also be found by dialing the sequence *#06# into the phone. The IMEI number is used by the GSM network to identify valid devices and therefore can be used to stop a stolen phone from accessing the network. For example, if a mobile phone is stolen, the owner can call Authorities and instruct them to “block” the phone using its IMEI number. This renders the phone useless, regardless of whether the phone’s SIM is changed.
  • 2. Cell Phone Number: It is just the number which people use to call you, this number must have been used with that mobile, also make sure your SIM is registered on your name.
  • 3. Full Name
  • 4. National ID Card Number (NIC)
  • 5. Address and Contact Number

Step 2: Report about your Mobile Phone:

1. Online:
Complaint Form at CPLC: http://www.cplc.org.pk/imei_form.php
2. Call:
CPLC (Citizen Police Liaison Committee) – 021-5682222,6583334
Police (Rescue 15) – 15
PTA (Pakistan Telecom Authority) – 0800-25625
They will get some basic info along with the IMEI number of your lost mobile set and will request all the mobile operators to block this IMEI on their networks.
3. Fax:
Fax your complaint to CPLC at 021-5683336
4. Email:
Send an email to PTA at imei@pta.gov.pk
After providing them the required information, your IMEI number will be blocked within next 24 hours.
So these were the steps which are required to do when your mobile phone is lost or stolen.

I would better say that:

“Prevention is better than cure”.
Here are simple Tips to Avoid Losing your Phone
  1. Reduce your phone’s appeal to thieves and assist in its recovery if it is lost or stolen.
  2. Never put it down in a public place or leave it unattended. Switch to vibrate mode in circumstances where a ring tone might attract the attention of a thief.
  3. Use your phone’s security features: Your phone has security features which you can use to stop others using your phone for example, you can set a Personal Identification Number (PIN) number which must be entered before anyone can use the phone. Read your handset User Guide to find out what features your phone has and use them. Even if your phone isn’t stolen, someone might be tempted to borrow your phone and make a few expensive calls without your knowledge.
  4. So this was today’s post regarding about the most widely used technology,of course Mobile Phones.I always say to my friends, Guys always Be Updated About The Technology You Are Using.
Check the Sims are Issued on your CNIC

Check the Sims are Issued on your CNIC

Check how many Mobile SIMs are assigned with your NIC, this is really important.Pakistan
Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has developed a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) information system to address associated risks on security and to ensure subscription regulations in cellular sector.The objective of the project is to provide a consumer-based facility to mobile subscribers in Pakistan by which they would be able to find out the total number of SIM(s) registered against their respective CNIC number with each mobile operator.
  1. Open the Link Below
  2. Enter your Complete CNIC Number
  3. Press Submit
  4. See Result in a Second.
Check your Information Now

We Will Love to Help you if you have any problem regards with this!

How Many Sims can be Registered per Person?

Maximum 5 SIMs Allowed on 1 CNIC: Time to Block Your Inactive SIMs : As per directives issued by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, all cellular mobile operators are asked to check the number of SIMs issued against one CNIC before selling new SIMs to customers and that new SIMs should not be sold to anyone already having over 5 SIMs registered against one CNIC.
With this directive in place, customers can buy new SIMs only if they have fewer than 5 SIMs registered against their CNICs.
Only way to get new SIM – for customers having more than 5 SIMs registered against their CNIC – is to get old, inactive and unused SIMs blocked before making a new purchase.
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