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Originally Posted by MOSTHATED770
reported to the FBI
AceBoogie wrote:
The ESN on that phone will be blacklisted and will render the phone unable to be activated....
but!
since its your friends phone, he could claim its lost, get the replacement, then a week later say he found the phone and the number will be removed from the blacklist since the owner reclaimed the phone, and your set.
but you didn't read that from me and yes its insurance fraud. btw, a blackberry isn't even worth the risk, get a iphone or an android.
Wouldn't the carrier then just ask for the replacment phone to be returned? Or wouldnt they just charge him for it?
I thought about doing this a while ago but my friend wasnt down for it.
yea you wouldnt be able to use BBM/pin at all. so if you got a blackberry plan your out of luck but you can still make calls.Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
wouldnt the BB pin number basically keep you from being able to do this?
Originally Posted by trunks206
AceBoogie wrote:
The ESN on that phone will be blacklisted and will render the phone unable to be activated....
but!
since its your friends phone, he could claim its lost, get the replacement, then a week later say he found the phone and the number will be removed from the blacklist since the owner reclaimed the phone, and your set.
but you didn't read that from me and yes its insurance fraud. btw, a blackberry isn't even worth the risk, get a iphone or an android.
Originally Posted by rpjgator
the FBI is reading this thread.
I used to get it through with sprintOriginally Posted by J23S
I beg to differOriginally Posted by ThunderChunk69
Can't do this with verizon or sprint
This...we found a samsung instinct at a store and the owner claimed it stolen but since we know a guy @ sprint he "looked the other way" and put it on my sisters lineOriginally Posted by GeNeRaTiOnZ
The only thing you need to worry about is them locking the ESN on the reported stolen bb. If you got a hook up or slip dude at the counter a 20, I'm sure he can clean the ESN for use. Not 100% sure this is how it works.
this. Once a phone is reported LOST or STOLEN, they cant be reactivated. The only thing you can do with them is flash them to another service like Metro PCS, assuming the phone was CDMA (sprint, verizon, alltell) to begin withOriginally Posted by dano4o8
I'm pretty sure Verizon will block the stolen phone's ESN from getting reactivated again
word. Aint no hymen in jail.Originally Posted by hymen man
You're going to jail. Good luck.
KingofIlladelph:
I lost my blackberry yesterday and I do not have insurance. I am not eligible for a new phone til August.
My friend has the exact same blackberry and he does have insurance.
-lightbulb-
I come up with this idea that my friend reports his phone stolen, he gets a new phone, and I take his old phone, get it activated and make it my own.
Originally Posted by ThunderChunk69
Can't do this with verizon or sprint
Originally Posted by LazyJ10
Congratulations on being the very first person ever to conceive an idea like this, let us know how it turns out!
You are the first person to think of this. What other million dollar ideas do you have floating around in that massive brain of yours?