Does the wifi work on an unactivated phone?
- Of course if I found a phone I would try to return it. What I am referring to is a friend lost his phone at work....auto manufacturing. Phone fell out of pocket into a car on shipping line. He waited a few days and no one found it so he did the lost phone thing with insurance. About two weeks later the phone was returned to the plant by a dealers salesman that found it.
Now he has an extra phone.... What, if anything, can be done with it?
I am not talk talking anything illegal or immoral here. I wouldn't do that....
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-22-09 10:18 AMLike 0 - Of course if I found a phone I would try to return it. What I am referring to is a friend lost his phone at work....auto manufacturing. Phone fell out of pocket into a car on shipping line. He waited a few days and no one found it so he did the lost phone thing with insurance. About two weeks later the phone was returned to the plant by a dealers salesman that found it.
Now he has an extra phone.... What, if anything, can be done with it?
I am not talk talking anything illegal or immoral here. I wouldn't do that....
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-22-09 10:30 AMLike 0 - Being that he lost the phone and filed a claim through his insurance - he needs to return the phone to the insurance company as it rightfully belongs to them. Same as if he damaged the phone and filed a claim - they would want you to return the damaged phone after you got your replacement.
The phone has more than likely been blacklisted at this point anyway so other than using it as described by grayzweb it becomes a paperweight (can't be reactivated if sold).
Hopefully he does the right thing with it.12-22-09 10:31 AMLike 0 - The wifi still works with a bad esn. If you install a skype app on it you can at least have a hotspot phone which is pretty cool.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-22-09 10:33 AMLike 0 - Of course if I found a phone I would try to return it. What I am referring to is a friend lost his phone at work....auto manufacturing. Phone fell out of pocket into a car on shipping line. He waited a few days and no one found it so he did the lost phone thing with insurance. About two weeks later the phone was returned to the plant by a dealers salesman that found it.
Now he has an extra phone.... What, if anything, can be done with it?
I am not talk talking anything illegal or immoral here. I wouldn't do that....
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
Phone falls into car unnoticed... No one else down the assembly line notices the phone... (Btw, who's doing quality control at this plant...). The car is driven by several people, as it's being transported to the dealer... No one notices... And finally, an "honest salesman" finds it and returns it...
Considering that most salesman would sell their Grandma if they were on commission, you gotta admit that this is hard sell.
Seriously, if I saw this in a movie I would be calling BS. Good story though!12-22-09 12:15 PMLike 0
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