IMEI Test

Hi
How can I test my IMEI to test original my device ( N73-1 ) ?
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A week ago my boyfriend discovered that Verizon had disconnected service to the iPAD 2 I gave him from his account 7 months ago but continued to charge him $11.21 per month for the phone line on a non-existent device. To date I have spoken with more Verizon employees I can count on two hands, been passed back and forth between customer care and the fraud prevention department repeatedly, had to recount this entire story each and every time as well as provide passwords, last 4 digits SS, IPAD IMEI number, phone numbers for the account, named and address for the account, original purchase receipt for the iPAD, and yet, a week later nothing has been resolved, service has not been restored, calls have not been returned as promised, and charges for a so-called "test phone" (that non-existent device) continue to accrue. I have no promised resolution date and there doesn't seem to be any urgency on Verizon's part to either apologize or fix the problem for us.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2526 - If you registered a device you can use My Support Profile to find a list of serial numbers that have been purchased or registered with your Apple ID.
Finding serial number for a device - https://discussions.apple.com/message/18246553 - from box or backup file, not from Apple.
Maybe a way to find serial number after a device is no longer in your possession - https://discussions.apple.com/message/19524469 - "The easiest way to find your serial number is this Open Itunes...click help... run diagnostics.....(tick or untick as necessary) so that you just have ticked the last two, device connectivity and device sync. run these tests. it will say no ipod/ipad found but will give results of test....scroll down to bottom of results... here you will find the serial number of your last attached devices."
iPhone: Locating the serial number, IMEI, ICCID, or MEID - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1267 - from phone itself, a computer to which it has been backed up, or packaging.

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Finding serial number for a device - https://discussions.apple.com/message/18246553 - from box or backup file, not from Apple.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2526 - If you registered a device you can use My Support Profile to find a list of serial numbers that have been purchased or registered with your Apple ID.
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hello there ,
ive got my iphone 4 from london , and i live in kuwait , when i put my sim and turned on my iphone it works for a about 10 mins ... and get the No service , mostly happens when i use the cellular data thing from the 3G .. and when i restart my iphone i get the IMEI And The ICCID Uknown ... so i googled and saw some topics in the website .. and said that the iphone needs to be replaced ...
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http://foundationphp.com

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