Lost phone has been found

Very recently and quite genuinely, I lost(misplaced) my Motorola mobile
and notified my network provider who subsequently barred the handset.
Being a monthly contract customer and covered by insurance, my network
sent out a replacement. The "lost" handset has now been found and I was
interested to know if it is still useable, albeit on another network ?
Yes I know it should be returned to the network provider but
nevertheless an answer to my query would be most appreciated!

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"Futureshock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Very recently and quite genuinely, I lost(misplaced) my Motorola mobile
> and notified my network provider who subsequently barred the handset.
> Being a monthly contract customer and covered by insurance, my network
> sent out a replacement. The "lost" handset has now been found and I was
> interested to know if it is still useable, albeit on another network ?
> Yes I know it should be returned to the network provider but
> nevertheless an answer to my query would be most appreciated!

Not on any of the networks in the UK.

Marcus
>

[email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
> Very recently and quite genuinely, I lost(misplaced) my Motorola mobile
> and notified my network provider who subsequently barred the handset.
> Being a monthly contract customer and covered by insurance, my network
> sent out a replacement. The "lost" handset has now been found and I was
> interested to know if it is still useable, albeit on another network ?
> Yes I know it should be returned to the network provider but
> nevertheless an answer to my query would be most appreciated!

It's most likely blacklisted, in which case it won't work.
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Regards
Jon

Jon wrote:
> [email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
>> Very recently and quite genuinely, I lost(misplaced) my Motorola
>> mobile and notified my network provider who subsequently barred the
>> handset. Being a monthly contract customer and covered by insurance,
>> my network sent out a replacement. The "lost" handset has now been
>> found and I was interested to know if it is still useable, albeit on
>> another network ? Yes I know it should be returned to the network
>> provider but nevertheless an answer to my query would be most
>> appreciated!
>
> It's most likely blacklisted, in which case it won't work.

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wont work here, will abroad

"Futureshock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Very recently and quite genuinely, I lost(misplaced) my Motorola mobile
> and notified my network provider who subsequently barred the handset.
> Being a monthly contract customer and covered by insurance, my network
> sent out a replacement. The "lost" handset has now been found and I was
> interested to know if it is still useable, albeit on another network ?
> Yes I know it should be returned to the network provider but
> nevertheless an answer to my query would be most appreciated!
>

Thank you to all who have responded. I will be sending this phone to
Asia where it will work.



werd wrote:
> wont work here, will abroad
>
> "Futureshock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Very recently and quite genuinely, I lost(misplaced) my Motorola mobile
> > and notified my network provider who subsequently barred the handset.
> > Being a monthly contract customer and covered by insurance, my network
> > sent out a replacement. The "lost" handset has now been found and I was
> > interested to know if it is still useable, albeit on another network ?
> > Yes I know it should be returned to the network provider but
> > nevertheless an answer to my query would be most appreciated!
> >

"Futureshock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
> Thank you to all who have responded. I will be sending
> this phone to Asia where it will work.

Why are you not returning it to the insurance company to whom it
belongs..?

Ivor

"Futureshock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Thank you to all who have responded. I will be sending this phone to
> Asia where it will work.
>
Theft/Insurance fraud, you can live with that? Who knows someone on here
might even report you to the authorities who will happily track your IP to
your computer. Its because of assholes like yourself insurance costs so
much.

[email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
> Thank you to all who have responded. I will be sending this phone to
> Asia where it will work.

Little advice mate. If you're going to commit fraud, probably best not
to announce your plans on a public newsgroup.
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Regards
Jon