dose ANY IMEI number MUST show in apple site?

This is not an Apple issue. You apparently purchased your phone from an unauthorized dealer, one that sold you a phone that was either stolen or had been replaced and then illegitimately sealed up and sold. Hence you assume all risk of having gotten stolen goods and/or a defective product.

This is something you need to take up with the store management, your country's consumer protection agency or possibly the police.

Regards.

Listed buy the new machine, the machine checks inactive apple, peeled my hand and posted on the apple and enabled me alone since then used it to try to steal or ask the computer what kind of machine replacement? Iphone are fine and the warranty has expired, then what kind of complaints? It was boring for the type of business such as apple!

Again, and for the last time, you bought your iPhone from an unauthorized source. Apple has no responsiblity in the matter. The store you bought from lied to you and sold you a stolen or otherwise illegally-obtained iPhone.

Google translation:

Một lần nữa, và lần cuối cùng, bạn mua iPhone của bạn từ một nguồn trái phép. Apple không có responsiblity trong vấn đề này. Các cửa hàng bạn đã mua từ nói dối với bạn và bán cho bạn một chiếc iPhone bị đánh cắp hoặc bất hợp pháp, thu được.

Google translate has completely failed you.

Your last post makes absolutely no sense at all.

As you have already been told, you purchased a stolen phone from an unauthorized source. There is nothing anyone here can do for you.

Buy iPhone from an unauthorized source? If that is so, how active on the apple site? Or apple site is an illegal site?

I do not need anyone to help me here at all, I just want to say how irresponsible business with consumers of apple!

The irresponsible parties in this issue include the unauthorized company you purchased the iPhone from and you for not buying your iPhone from an authorized reseller.

@ varjak paw: I'm sorry you work for Apple?

If it's true, you should ask Apple is responsible to the consumers of their products sold.
When the product is still under warranty, check the IMEI on the Apple site to get clear information, but when the warranty expires, then the received information is stolen products, products replaced ... when checking the IMEI on the Apple site.

It is scary!

You purchased an iPhone from a non-authorize grey market vendor. The phone in question is one that the original owner did an over the phone replacement and never returned the original iPhone. This person then sold this phone to someone else and it eventually ended up with the vendor you purchased it from. There is no way for Apple to control this. The way you can control it is to purchase from an authorized reseller.

@ varjak paw: I'm sorry you work for Apple?

No.

If it's true, you should ask Apple is responsible to the consumers of their products sold.

Only when you purchased from an authorized dealer. When you purchase from an unauthorized dealer, you assume all the responsibility for any problems with the purchase.

There is nothing more anyone here can tell you. You will need to work this problem out with the store from which you purchased the stolen iPhone. Apple cannot help you.

bro can you tell me what is the risk of buying replaced iphone .

HI, where can I check my iPhone imei to know if is An stolen device or has been replaced? Thanks!

There is no place you can check if it has been stolen. However, you can see what Apple knows about it at Apple - Support - Check Your Service and Support Coverage

Is there any way back for a phone that has been blacklisted? That is a lot of money written off when a brand new iPhone is left on a bus . I would personally do whatever it takes to be able to 'rehabilitate' an unmarked mint condition but blacklisted handset

No, unless you are the original owner of the phone and can prove it.