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You can call the police to get it back for you.
I guess she didn't realize the "Touch ID" on the SE that's missing from the 5
I think you should report it to the police as well
If it was advertised as an iPhone 5, then he is obliged by law to return your property, just as you are obliged to give him the iPhone 5 he purchased. Try the police. If they're unhelpful, sue him under your equivalent of the small claims tribunal.
Why would she sell it without you permission OP? your mum is crazy!
Why are there so many pissed off I phone users man?
Your mum should buy you a new one
Report it stolen from your phone company
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I would possibly... look into calling the police. I'd consider it stealing. The agreement was for a 5. If they intended to pay you $100, but accidentally handed you a $1000 bill (no longer in circulation) and went on their way, then later realized their mistake and called you to try to correct it- you don't just get to keep the $1000 bill.
But the buyer agreed to the 5, not an SE.