Do Orange routers have Simlock? I want to buy a new Huawei B535 router, but the seller who took it 2 months ago in installments has no idea if it has a blockade. I called the hotline but they didn't answer me. Please help.
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KOCUREK1970 wrote:chris18404 wrote:Do Orange routers have Simlock?
https://nasz.orange.pl/t5/Phones-and-tablets/...urz%C4%85czeniach-kupowane-w-orange/td-p/1356
https://www.orange.pl/omnibook/zdjecie-blokady-sim-lock#
1st paragraph:
"In telephones and other devices which Orange has been ordering from manufacturers since October 2015, are no longer SIM-locked.
It may also happen that a device ordered by Orange before October 2015 will be available on the market, which will have a SIM-lock.
internick wrote:Aren't you afraid that if he stops paying the installments, they will block your router?
https://www.telepolis.pl/wiadomosci/prawo-finanse-statystyki/orange-blokada-imei-raty
https://spidersweb.pl/2020/07/orange-blokada-telefonu-imei-raty.html
https://www.instalki.pl/aktualnosci/hardware/...tfony-nie-splacanie-rat-orange-co-zrobic.html
https://gsmonline.pl/artykuly/blokada-smartfonu-nie-splacanie-rat-co-zrobic
chris18404 wrote:Is this blocking possible?
KOCUREK1970 wrote:@chris18404
You ask for a scan of an invoice or a receipt - both have the date of sale.
Just be careful, because there are crooks who try to liquidate equipment taken in installments, equipment that is owned by the operator - check before buying exactly when it was bought, where it was bought, how it was bought (cash, installments).
Make sure that the equipment is not already blocked, because the delinquent took it in installments and does not pay it back, etc
chris18404 wrote:Is this blocking possible?
Before the equipment is 100% paid off, the operator still owns it - so what do you think they'll do?
chris18404 wrote:It is taken in installments 2 months ago.
chris18404 wrote:How to check if it is blocked? Is this information available over the phone?
KOCUREK1970 wrote:chris18404 wrote:It is taken in installments 2 months ago.
How can he sell something that is not 100% owned by the seller?
It's theft and you'll be the fence.
chris18404 wrote:How to check if it is blocked? Is this information available over the phone?
You will not check anywhere because GDPR and the hotline will not provide information because you are not the buyer.
Anyway, even if you have the buyer's data, if you ask there "good morning, my name ..., remind me how many installments I still have to pay for this" - after all, such a question smells like a roller for a kilometer.
I advise against this / such a purchase, I advise against all pawnshops.
chris18404 wrote:The guest said that he does not need it because he has fiber and the council has to pay because he has a subscription.
KOCUREK1970 wrote:How can he sell something that is not 100% owned by the seller?
It's theft and you'll be the fence.
_cheetah_ wrote:In fact, the subscription for the service and the installments for the router are two different issues. But, without knowing the provisions of the seller's contract with nc+ or digit+, it is actually impossible to say whose property this router is currently. Normally, ownership of the goods passes from the seller to the buyer upon delivery of the goods, but it is to be expected that nc+ or digit+ have made reservations of title in the router sale agreement and it may be the property of nc+ or digit+ to pay in full.
_cheetah_ wrote:Well, if you believe him 100%, then there's nothing for us...
matek451 wrote:And for how much is he offering you this B535? In the Orange subscription, he will pay in installments 24x16 = PLN 384 so if he wants below this price, you can do another business of life like with this MR6400 so I will do you a favor and give you a link https://www.play.pl/telefony/huawei/huawei-b535 -uzz/?oid=4010131699&ogrp=internet is equipment from the Play outlet, new but after customer return, with a one-year warranty or the same new one for PLN 399 without subscription https://www.play.pl/telefony/huawei/huawei- b535/?oid=4010131729&ogrp=internet , the choice is yours,
matek451 wrote:He pays in installments 24x16 = PLN 384 for selling for PLN 200, it does not hold together, simlock is easy to check by inserting a card from another operator, but whether he will pay these installments for him is a mystery and according to https://orange.binaries.pl /bw//20155/0/59910/75eb01ec-0182-4141-9133-8cc35857ef8e pt5. you will become a trader by buying a device from someone who does not own it and that should end the discussion. But if he wants to sell it to you for PLN 200, let him immediately pay Orange PLN 384 as repayment of 24 installments for it, then the device will become his property and he can do whatever he wants with it.
matek451 wrote:In Play, until September 20, the equipment was included in the subscription and immediately became the property of the customer, after this date there are two variants, the first one as before, i.e. PLN 10 for the subscription plus PLN 9 for the start, and the second is 36 installments of PLN 5 and PLN 69 to start. In this case, you should ask the seller about the date of concluding the contract, those before 20.09 are certain, later ones depend on the subscription fee, if 45/55/75 PLN/month it is equipment in installments, if 50/60/80 PLN then the equipment is for ownership with a surcharge to the subscription. In Plus, Orange is in installments and in T-mobile offers home Internet 100/200/300GB from October 10, 2019, the equipment is also included in the subscription.
chris18404 wrote:I have one more question, if the router is taken from the operator (e.g. Play, T-mobile) but paid in full, can I buy it without any problems?
KOCUREK1970 wrote:@mother451
I know, I know, I've seen it, so I don't understand that you still want to push yourself into unreliable equipment.
chris18404 wrote:Because I don't want to pay more if there is an option to buy cheaper. That's why I write on the forum how it looks in different variants.
chris18404 wrote:And if the router was taken in March in the T-Mobile subscription, the router was paid PLN 59 once, and each month the fee was PLN 49 for the Internet subscription. Now (October) the offer has been changed to optical fiber with the same operator. Can such equipment be purchased without hesitation?
chris18404 wrote:KOCUREK1970 wrote:@mother451
I know, I know, I've seen it, so I don't understand that you still want to push yourself into unreliable equipment.
Because I don't want to pay more if there is an option to buy cheaper. That's why I write on the forum how it looks in different variants.
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And if the router was taken in March in the T-Mobile subscription, the router was paid PLN 59 once, and each month the fee was PLN 49 for the Internet subscription. Now (October) the offer has been changed to optical fiber with the same operator. Is it possible to buy such equipment without hesitation?
matek451 wrote:In Play, until September 20, the equipment was included in the subscription and immediately became the property of the customer, after this date there are two variants, the first one as before, i.e. an additional PLN 10 for the subscription plus PLN 9 for the start.
