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dot.haukes | 20:17 Sat 11th Jul 2009 | ChatterBank
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broke into my son's mates car at Robin park whilst they were at footie practise in the dome and stole my son's new mobile out of the glove compartment. I've phoned orange and given them the details of the phone and they can now block the phone so that noone can unblock it without it showing up as stolen BUT they were unable to auto-detonate it to make doubly sure, but the lady said it was a good idea. is this right, it's a samsung phone, can they really permanently barr it and make it useless just using technology?
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I think they block it through the handset's IMEI number...
20:22 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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hi snags, the lady at orange didn't ask us for that, she only asked for the mobile number, would she be able to tell the phone imei number from when it was bought (which was only 8 weeks ago grrr)
20:27 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Oh my god beware folks the weetch has got her talons out again.


Allo vera my little duk ow are you?


I hope that I have nor broken your heart to much with me duckie comoig back to me
20:29 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Oh dear typos again.

What must you think of me dame Vera
20:31 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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''they can now block the phone so that noone can unblock it without it showing up as stolen''

If they say they can do that ^ then it must be through the handset's unique/individual IMEI number...

http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/lost_your_phone
20:33 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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How can you get your dander up with a baldie? Sorry to say this, but that's the way things go. Most men would prefer to lie with women who have hair.
20:34 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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yeah that's what they said and the orange site says the same, it just struck me as odd that they didn;t ask for the imei and i was faffin about so much with the numbers i didn;t think to ask.
Well anyway, if it means noone else can get to use it it's great. thanks snags
20:35 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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''yeah that's what they said and the orange site says the same''

'believe' them then!

Its not in 'their' interest to bullsh!t 'you' is it?
20:37 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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they want their fckin fingers cutting off..................
20:40 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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oK i shall believe them, I would just like to be 100% sure that they have done it right, I'll have to trust they have. No way of knowing if some techie guy on a market stall hasn't been able to bypass orange technology though snags : 0
20:40 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Does it matter? Your son won't be liable for any call charges as Orange are aware the handset has been stolen and they've blocked your son's SIM...
20:43 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Can you call me a troll ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ and do that as when I'M gone it will look like you will be calling yourself a troll.

Lol you aint sussed that out yet have you potty
20:45 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Yes but my son only bought it a few weeks ago and now has to spend his money on another cos my house insurance excess is more than he paid for the phone!
20:46 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Snags this post by haukes is just for attention as per normal.

My god I know that you are a little slow on here but are you the last one to suss her out
20:48 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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That has nothing to do with what we've been talking about up there...

...he lost his phone for whatever reason... and now Orange have done their thing, no one else can use it.

Get on ebay for another handset and move on :-)
20:48 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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knobs... p!ss off...

I'm not interested in whats gone on between you two... I'm merely answering a question...
20:49 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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Evil little thieving oinks

broke into my son's mates car at Robin park whilst they were at footie practise in the dome and stole my son's new mobile out of the glove compartment. I've phoned orange and given them the details of the phone and they can now block the phone so that noone can unblock it without it showing up as stolen BUT they were unable to auto-detonate it to make doubly sure, but the lady said it was a good idea. is this right, it's a samsung phone, can they really permanently barr it and make it useless just using technology?

dot.haukes Sat 11/07/09 20:17




Lies lies and more lies.

You are just attention seeking again
20:51 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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dot make sure they block it with the imei, otherwise they can still use the phone with another sim and buy chargers so they get the pleasure of using their ill-gotten gains.
20:52 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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sn�gs
Sat 11/07/09
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knobs... p!ss off...

I'm not interested in whats gone on between you two... I'm merely answering a question...


Na sorry snaggy no can do and no will do.


Awright do you get the message
20:53 Sat 11th Jul 2009
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