Lost Nokia e71

I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.

Any help very appreciated.

Peter

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guess no only if you installed some location tracking hidden service before
you send it to them....
think your mobile is lost.

"peter" <[email protected]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:0246565a-99a5-4b5e-92e2-f58aa96354a6@q12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com...
>I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
> are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
> two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
> he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
> to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>
> Any help very appreciated.
>
> Peter

peter wrote:
> I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
> are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
> two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
> he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
> to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>
> Any help very appreciated.
>
> Peter

Well, these phone have ID numbers in them, so that the
providers can lock them, if you have that ID number
it could be checked out.

Peter Müller wrote:
> guess no only if you installed some location tracking hidden service
> before
> you send it to them....
> think your mobile is lost.

Unless you have the ID number of the phone itself.

On Wed, 30 Jun 2010 14:43:46 +0200, "Bellende Belhamel"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>peter wrote:
>> I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
>> are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
>> two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
>> he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
>> to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>>
>> Any help very appreciated.
>>
>> Peter
>
>Well, these phone have ID numbers in them, so that the
>providers can lock them, if you have that ID number
>it could be checked out.

Many stolen phones get sold overseas, so they can still be used even
if your local networks have blacklisted them.

Chris

"peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:0246565a-99a5-4b5e-92e2-f58aa96354a6@q12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com...
>I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
> are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
> two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
> he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
> to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>
> Any help very appreciated.
>
> Peter

Whatever has happened to it just get the IMEI blocked, he then won't be able
to use the phone on any UK network or Orange

Further to last, also have a look on Ebay to see if anyone was selling an
E71 shortly after you.

I can't see that many turning up on ebay, and the chances are that your
buyer has quickly sold it on in anticipation that it is will be blocked.



"peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:0246565a-99a5-4b5e-92e2-f58aa96354a6@q12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com...
>I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
> are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
> two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
> he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
> to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>
> Any help very appreciated.
>
> Peter

On Jul 2, 11:48*pm, "R. Mark Clayton" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Further to last, also have a look on Ebay to see if anyone was selling an
> E71 shortly after you.
>
> I can't see that many turning up on ebay, and the chances are that your
> buyer has quickly sold it on in anticipation that it is will be blocked.
>
> "peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>
> news:0246565a-99a5-4b5e-92e2-f58aa96354a6@q12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com...
>
> >I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
> > are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
> > two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
> > he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
> > to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>
> > Any help very appreciated.
>
> > Peter

Well, you can report it stolen and have the phone blocked using the
IMIE code - that way the phone cannot be used.
In case the guy just "took" it he will not be able to use it

You should be able to unblock it if it returns

Sonnich

Chris Blunt wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Jun 2010 14:43:46 +0200, "Bellende Belhamel"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> peter wrote:
>>> I sent my nokia e71 to somebody that had won it in my ebay auction. We
>>> are in dispute over whether the item arrived. The guy seems to have
>>> two mobile numbers on the go. Is there anyway of finding out whether
>>> he is using my nokia e71 to make these calls? If so I could complain
>>> to ebay or perhaps get the phone locked.
>>>
>>> Any help very appreciated.
>>>
>>> Peter
>>
>> Well, these phone have ID numbers in them, so that the
>> providers can lock them, if you have that ID number
>> it could be checked out.
>
> Many stolen phones get sold overseas, so they can still be used even
> if your local networks have blacklisted them.

Ah okay I see that had to deal with this before.
And i know, many truckcompanies sometimes see their
gps system in their truck appear again in some foreign country,
the truck was stolen, they could contact the local authorities, but
they do nothing, or catch em to get a bribe out of em, not very helpfull.