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#9 You'll have to deal with it someday. I wonder how that will work out.
#8 - This. Companies usually pick up on that sort of stuff right away.
thats some good detective work you did there to determine that was it stolen
Haha FYL
Well, just tell them it was stolen. They cannot make you pay it if it has been stolen...
Many phones come with password locks now. My £10 cheap as crap phone does; turn it on, it needs a PIN. Make a call other than 999/911, it needs a PIN. Access phonebook or text-messages or settings, it needs a PIN. When you get your phone replaced, it'll be a smart move to activate whatever security it has to stop this happening again.
#18 you don't have a home phone?
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This happened to me too. I called and reported it stolen immediately, but Verizon still billed me anyway. I had automatic billing so they billed my credit card. I called my credit card company and had them reverse the charge. Then I cancelled the credit card. Verizon sucks, they are still sending me annoying lawyer letters demanding that I pay them the $500 for calls to El Salvador. Hah. I will never pay.
I'm from El Salvador ********