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Originally posted by Jessica Sant:
I got lucky... I dropped my phone and somebody had a conscience and returned it a few days later (after making several long calls to OH and CA... luckily it was at night so it didn't run up my minutes...).
I sent myself a few txt msgs asking the person to return it, and luckily they replied, I called and they told me where I could meet them.
Other than that... I think you're SOL.
Originally posted by Kailash Thiyagarajan:
Also, you can call that guy or send him a text message saying that this cell phone is a government property. Any calls made from this cell phone will be traced.
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Originally posted by Scott Selikoff:
Can't you just reset it if its password protected?
If you are not laughing at yourself, then you just didn't get the joke.
Originally posted by Arun Kumarr:
To reset you need the old password.
By the Way, Did you mean resetting of the phone or the password?
[ January 05, 2006: Message edited by: Arun Kumarr ]
ASCII silly question, Get a silly ANSI.
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