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What can I do?!

Fast_Mover · 2007-01-02 15:49:56

Just a quick question..my phone was stolen New Years night at a houseparty up in Galway. Anyway, got a new sim card today..Is there anything I can do about the phone itself..like can i get it blocked or anything so the person can't use it?! Thanks!

02-01-2007 3:49pm

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Just a quick question..my phone was stolen New Years night at a houseparty up in Galway. Anyway, got a new sim card today..Is there anything I can do about the phone itself..like can i get it blocked or anything so the person can't use it?!

Thanks!

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#2 02-01-2007 4:20pm

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Have you called your network and asked?

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#3 02-01-2007 5:06pm

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You wouldn't happen to know the IEMI of your phone, would you?

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#4 02-01-2007 5:11pm

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If the phone is officially registered in your name, then if you call customer care and report it as stolen they will be able to block it via the imei, in several countries. Its a pretty standard thing for the phone compaines, sadly!

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#5 02-01-2007 5:37pm

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ethernet wrote:

You wouldn't happen to know the IEMI of your phone, would you?

The code's usually on the box of the phone as well.

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#6 02-01-2007 5:47pm

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Rang vodafone there..they didn't need the IMEI number (even though i did have it)..she asked when i last used my fone and was able to block it from that..

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