Change Imei number

[Unkit]

Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone? I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.

Just curious :)

[Ext User(Rod Speed)]

Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote:

> Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
> I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
> basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
> two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
> if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.

The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.

> Just curious :)

Dont forget what happened to that cat.

[Ext User(ctr001@hotmail.com)]

plus the fact that changing IMEIs is illegal.

[Unkit]

Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote:

> Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
> I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
> basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
> two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
> if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.

The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.

> Just curious :)

Dont forget what happened to that cat.


Oh, is that right, and exactly how do they black list a phone STUPID!

[Unkit]

plus the fact that changing IMEIs is illegal.

Have you ever exceeded the speed limit? Thats illegal too. People do illegal things, thats why i asked. Don't you think I would have tried it myself if i didn't think it was illegal?

[Ext User(Andy B)]

"Unkit" <Unkit.1x2rmi@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> Rod Speed Wrote:
>> Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote:
>>
>> > Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
>> > I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
>> > basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
>> > two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
>> > if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.
>>
>> The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.
>>
>> > Just curious :)
>>
>> Dont forget what happened to that cat.
>
>
> Oh, is that right, and exactly how do they black list a phone STUPID!

*Whoosh*

[Ext User(Rod Speed)]

Unkit <Unkit.1x2rmi@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote
> Rod Speed Wrote
>> Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote

>>> Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
>>> I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
>>> basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
>>> two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
>>> if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.

>> The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.

> Oh, is that right,

Yep.

> and exactly how do they black list a phone STUPID!

Its sent when MAKING calls, fuckwit.

[Unkit]

No sh*t you illeterate f*ck, thats exactly what my post implies. But I guess you would neet to ACTUALLY READ it, rather than just trying to be a prick. Just for your information, the imei number is also sent when:
1. Logging onto the network
2. Receiving Calls
3. Receiving Text
4. Sending Text.


Oh well, another Rod Speed response shoved down the toilet.

Rod, you are such an inspiration.... of what not to be.

[Ext User(Rod Speed)]

Unkit <Unkit.1x3373@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote
> Rod Speed wrote
>> Unkit <Unkit.1x2rmi@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote
>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>> Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote

>>>>> Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
>>>>> I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
>>>>> basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
>>>>> two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
>>>>> if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.

>>>> The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.

>>> Oh, is that right,

>> Yep.

>>> and exactly how do they black list a phone STUPID!

>> Its sent when MAKING calls, fuckwit.

> No sh*t you illeterate f*ck,

Pathetic, really. Can't even manage to spell shit, fuck or illiterate.

You did actually manage to get no a you right tho.

> thats exactly what my post implies.

Lying, as always.

> But I guess you would neet to ACTUALLY READ it,

It stays pig ignorant shit no matter how often its read, liar.

> Just for your information, the imei number is also sent when:
> 1. Logging onto the network
> 2. Receiving Calls
> 3. Receiving Text
> 4. Sending Text.

Pity about your silly shit about receiving calls simultaneously.

<reams of your puerile pig ignorant shit flushed where it belongs>

[Unkit]

Not everyone uses profanities as commonly as you do

[Ext User(ReginaldP)]

Rod Speed wrote:

> Unkit <Unkit.1x2rmi@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote
>
>>Rod Speed Wrote
>>
>>>Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote
>
>
>>>>Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
>>>>I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
>>>>basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
>>>>two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
>>>>if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.
>
>
>>>The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.
>
>
>>Oh, is that right,
>
>
> Yep.
>
>
>>and exactly how do they black list a phone STUPID!
>
>
> Its sent when MAKING calls, fuckwit.
>
>
Roddles if you didn't fiddle with you rectal area quite so much the
level of correct comments would increase markedly , until then please
top your self .

[Ext User(NOYFB)]

Can we give the flame wars a break?


"Andy B" <AndyB@melbconnect.net.au> wrote in message
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>
> "Unkit" <Unkit.1x2rmi@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
> news:Unkit.1x2rmi@no-mx.phorums.com.au...
>>
>> Rod Speed Wrote:
>>> Unkit <Unkit.1x241v@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote:
>>>
>>> > Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone?
>>> > I was just wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it
>>> > basically emulates the original sim card. If you were to make
>>> > two phones have the same imei number, I was just wondering
>>> > if that would make the phones receive calls simultaneously.
>>>
>>> The imei aint what the base calls, that's the sim, stupid.
>>>
>>> > Just curious :)
>>>
>>> Dont forget what happened to that cat.
>>
>>
>> Oh, is that right, and exactly how do they black list a phone STUPID!
>
> *Whoosh*
>

[Unkit]

No way!!!! If we gave the wars a break, that would mean that Mr. Rod Speed would actually have to refrain from posting a reply on a thread. Besides, that would actually give people a chance to answer the question which was asked. We DEFINATELY can't have that.

[Ext User(will kemp)]

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:19:37 +1000, Unkit wrote:

> Not everyone uses profanities as commonly as you do

Very true. But if you *are* going to use them, you might at least spell
them properly!

[Ext User(Simon Templar)]

Unkit wrote:
> Not everyone uses profanities as commonly as you do

Who gives a *FUCK*

You obviously have a stolen handset that is black listed, that is the
only reason you would have to change IMEI.



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[Ext User(Rod Speed)]

Some gutless fuckwit desperately cowering behind
Unkit <Unkit.1x39od@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote

> Not everyone uses profanities as commonly as you do

Your problem, fuckwit.

[Ext User(will kemp)]

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 22:58:05 +1000, Simon Templar wrote:

> Unkit wrote:
>> Not everyone uses profanities as commonly as you do
>
> Who gives a *FUCK*
>
> You obviously have a stolen handset that is black listed, that is the
> only reason you would have to change IMEI.

Not necessarily. Read the original message.

[Ext User(a)]

Unkit wrote:
> Has anyone tried changing the imei number of their phone? I was just
> wondering because, I have a Super sim, and it basically emulates the
> original sim card. If you were to make two phones have the same imei
> number, I was just wondering if that would make the phones receive
> calls simultaneously.
>
> Just curious :)
>
>
G'day Unkit,

Bottom line mate, yeah its illegal.... though i understand what you are
trying to achieve. There are many sites online where can download GSM
utilities which will achieve your desired outcome. In most cases you
will need to purchase / make a suitable cable.

As to the rest of you guys and the crap you carry on with flaming each
other etc..... oh, please !

[Ext User(NOYFB)]

Snigger and chuckle
"Unkit" <Unkit.1x3erp@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> No way!!!! If we gave the wars a break, that would mean that Mr. Rod
> Speed would actually have to refrain from posting a reply on a thread.
> Besides, that would actually give people a chance to answer the
> question which was asked. We DEFINATELY can't have that.
>
>
> --
> Unkit

[Ext User(John)]

ctr001@hotmail.com wrote:

> plus the fact that changing IMEIs is illegal.




Just for argument's sake but why is it not legal
to do this?

Who told the government to make it illegal?