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[Solved] Samsung Galaxy S9 Phone Locked Message: Possible Stolen Device? Tips & Advice Needed

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  • #1 17341221
    kubhnsw
    Level 2  
    Hello. I have not found such a topic anywhere, so I assume a new one. I woke up this morning, look ... and?
    I'm seeing the message "Phone Locked. This phone is lost"
    I do not know what's going on, because I'm sure that no one left the phone during the night. In addition, I will add that the phone was bought in the commission about 2 months ago. Is it possible that this is a stolen phone?

    I am asking for advice.

    Best wishes.
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  • #3 17341228
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    kubhnsw wrote:
    ...
    I'm seeing the message "Phone Locked. This phone is lost"
    ... It is possible that this is a stolen phone call?
    ...

    Or lost. Someone with "papers" reported the theft or loss to the operator who blocked the phone. I suspect that you will have a visit of "sad masters" and you will be densely explained from the entry into his possession. Yes, it is like buying occasionally without documents. Not these times of buddy.
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  • #4 17341239
    kubhnsw
    Level 2  
    Well, the phone was bought in the commission, I have an invoice for the purchase of the phone and the original box.
  • #5 17341305
    tino2003
    Admin of GSM Group  
    DiZMar wrote:
    Yes, it is like buying occasionally without documents. Not these times of buddy


    With such theses, please stop the future!

    kubhnsw wrote:
    the phone was bought in the commission, I have an invoice for buying the phone and the original box.


    Probably someone stopped paying back the phone and was therefore blocked.
    Now go to the place where you bought and report them to the situation. If they solve the problem, it's OK and if you do not have to take the next steps.
  • #6 17341330
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    tino2003 wrote:
    DiZMar wrote:
    Yes, it is like buying occasionally without documents. Not these times of buddy


    With such theses, please stop the future!

    kubhnsw wrote:
    the phone was bought in the commission, I have an invoice for buying the phone and the original box.


    Probably someone stopped paying back the phone and was therefore blocked.
    ...

    This is the case from the link provided by @dziarski Hank and the installments could be further repaid only the operator stated (it is not difficult to check by the operator) that the buyer sold the phone to a third party against the contract and blocked it although this is not necessarily legally legal.
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    #7 17341348
    tino2003
    Admin of GSM Group  
    No matter what the case is, you can not accuse someone that he consciously bought a cheat phone in the commission because if it did not happen, it is not his fault.
    Now, he should face it in relation to the person whom he sold such a phone, but they themselves are also wronged and should claim their rights from the person who sold the phone to them.

    DiZMar wrote:
    that the buyer sold the phone to a third party against the contract


    Do you have such a deal somewhere, with such a point?

    The UOKiK is already interested in the practices used by Polkomtel and T-Mobile.
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    #8 17341384
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    tino2003 wrote:
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    DiZMar wrote:
    that the buyer sold the phone to a third party against the contract


    Do you have such a deal somewhere, with such a point?

    ...

    I receive many invoices with the due date on which it is written that the seller is the owner of the goods. I consider the entry as nonsense and I sell this product even though I have not yet paid the supplier. Is such a record legal and if something effective is not penetrated. Is there a similar record in the contracts with the operator, I do not know. If they use it, it probably is. The second matter is whether it is lawful.
    tino2003 wrote:
    ...
    The UOKiK is already interested in the practices used by Polkomtel and T-Mobile.

    After all, I wrote:
    DiZMar wrote:
    ... and blocked it, although it is not necessarily legal.
  • #9 17341493
    kubhnsw
    Level 2  
    In that case, I will act in this respect, thank you all for your help
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Samsung Galaxy S9 that displays a "Phone Locked. This phone is lost" message, raising concerns about the device potentially being stolen. The user purchased the phone from a commission two months prior and is unsure of its status. Responses suggest that the phone may have been reported lost or stolen by a previous owner, leading to its lock by the operator. Users advise contacting the place of purchase to resolve the issue and check if the phone was blocked due to unpaid installments. Legal implications regarding ownership and the validity of the sale are also discussed, emphasizing the need for proper documentation when buying second-hand devices.
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