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Sexpert
But if you have had it stollen how can you look !
Its on the box too .
M_N XxX
Its on the box too .
M_N XxX
Quote by cockslut
while flicking channels on the tv last night there was a policeman saying if you lose / have your phone stolen they will only give it back to you (if found) if you have your 15 digit serial number, to find yours you need to press * # 06 #
i think they said that you had to register the number on a web site,then if it was stolen,they could trace you as the owner if it was found
sorry can't remember what the site was called 
fil
is the site name.
You register your 16 digit number with them, if your phone gets stolen you let them know and they immobilise your phone so nobody else can ever use it, even with a new sim. You may not get your phone back but you can make sure nobody else can use it or sell it.
I think due to the amount of people trying to use the site it has crashed!
Try again later perhaps.
You register your 16 digit number with them, if your phone gets stolen you let them know and they immobilise your phone so nobody else can ever use it, even with a new sim. You may not get your phone back but you can make sure nobody else can use it or sell it.
I think due to the amount of people trying to use the site it has crashed!
Try again later perhaps.
Sex God
Also if you dial 112 the phone will find any service and connect you to the emergency services even if your own service is unavailable.
Also you can unlock your car without your remote key. If you lock your keys in the car but there is a spare set at home or with your wife/hubby elsewhere, you call them with your mobile - to their mobile - and get them to press the key button near thier phone while you hold your phone hear the lock. The signal passes from one phone to the other and unlocks your door.
It only works if both phones are mobiles but it does do it, we tried it at work.
Also you can unlock your car without your remote key. If you lock your keys in the car but there is a spare set at home or with your wife/hubby elsewhere, you call them with your mobile - to their mobile - and get them to press the key button near thier phone while you hold your phone hear the lock. The signal passes from one phone to the other and unlocks your door.
It only works if both phones are mobiles but it does do it, we tried it at work. 
Sex God
There is also a way of tracking your mobile phone, so if its lost or stolen you can locate it.
both these sites are pretty good, also good for keeping tabs on the nippers, one of the sites you can actualy track the phone on a map so you know exsactly where it is.
funky i thought
hth
both these sites are pretty good, also good for keeping tabs on the nippers, one of the sites you can actualy track the phone on a map so you know exsactly where it is.
funky i thought
hth
Quote by foxylady2209
Also you can unlock your car without your remote key. If you lock your keys in the car but there is a spare set at home or with your wife/hubby elsewhere, you call them with your mobile - to their mobile - and get them to press the key button near thier phone while you hold your phone hear the lock. The signal passes from one phone to the other and unlocks your door.
:shock:
I couldn't see how this would work and so tried it out. It didn't work for me.
Tell me I haven't just fallen for a wind up
I hope nobody has video footage of me trying! 
Sex God
I think i would have to pay someone to take my crappy phone 
Please don't do as one of the sites suggests and call 112 to test your mobile. 112 calls come us as annonymous on call centre softare - if you say nothing for 30 (might be 20 now as they were trying to lower it), seconds then they have to attempt to trace the call. It's not always possible and is a hellish job for them to do.
If you do ever call to test the 112 thing works - please at least say to the operator that it's a test call. From the operators point of view - if you are silent - thay have that doubt that it could be a genuine emergency but that you cannot get through to them or speak. Following the death of a caller who had been written off as a silent call, they have to be extra vigilant.
Rather than test it - take it from me, 112 works. It's the European emergency service number and is recognised over here as foreigners use it all the time.
If you do ever call to test the 112 thing works - please at least say to the operator that it's a test call. From the operators point of view - if you are silent - thay have that doubt that it could be a genuine emergency but that you cannot get through to them or speak. Following the death of a caller who had been written off as a silent call, they have to be extra vigilant.
Rather than test it - take it from me, 112 works. It's the European emergency service number and is recognised over here as foreigners use it all the time.
I am told, today, that every time you use your mobile the IMEI number is transmitted along with your number.
Also it is illegal to alter or tamper with the IMEI number in any way.
Another thing I have found out as well, is that you can use an old mobile phone as a tracking device in your car if it is stolen.
Put a £5 top-up on the phone, hard wire the phone direct to the car battery. Turn on the phone. Hide it in the car behind dashboard or other place like door panels.
If the car is stolen, ring the phone in the car and inform your service provider and they can trace the location.
Dont know if it will work. I was told by a O2 call centre team leader ??????
Phredd
Also it is illegal to alter or tamper with the IMEI number in any way.
Another thing I have found out as well, is that you can use an old mobile phone as a tracking device in your car if it is stolen.
Put a £5 top-up on the phone, hard wire the phone direct to the car battery. Turn on the phone. Hide it in the car behind dashboard or other place like door panels.
If the car is stolen, ring the phone in the car and inform your service provider and they can trace the location.
Dont know if it will work. I was told by a O2 call centre team leader ??????
Phredd
Sex God
Quote by Medic_1
I am told, today, that every time you use your mobile the IMEI number is transmitted along with your number.
Also it is illegal to alter or tamper with the IMEI number in any way.
Another thing I have found out as well, is that you can use an old mobile phone as a tracking device in your car if it is stolen.
Put a £5 top-up on the phone, hard wire the phone direct to the car battery. Turn on the phone. Hide it in the car behind dashboard or other place like door panels.
If the car is stolen, ring the phone in the car and inform your service provider and they can trace the location.
Dont know if it will work. I was told by a O2 call centre team leader ??????
Phredd
Yep, this also works Phred :thumbup:
and it works with the sites i mentioned in my previous post, so not only will the police know where your car / person / property is, but you will be able to follow them / it on an online map yourself.
:shock: thats actually quite scary,
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< runs off to check for hidden mobile phones
Quote by Medic_1
Another thing I have found out as well, is that you can use an old mobile phone as a tracking device in your car if it is stolen.
Put a £5 top-up on the phone, hard wire the phone direct to the car battery. Turn on the phone. Hide it in the car behind dashboard or other place like door panels.
If the car is stolen, ring the phone in the car and inform your service provider and they can trace the location.
Dont know if it will work. I was told by a O2 call centre team leader ??????
Phredd
How in the hell do you 'hard wire' your phone to the battery? Geezzz ... I know where the stereo and the steering wheel are!!!
Sex God
Quote by Abilene
Another thing I have found out as well, is that you can use an old mobile phone as a tracking device in your car if it is stolen.
Put a £5 top-up on the phone, hard wire the phone direct to the car battery. Turn on the phone. Hide it in the car behind dashboard or other place like door panels.
If the car is stolen, ring the phone in the car and inform your service provider and they can trace the location.
Dont know if it will work. I was told by a O2 call centre team leader ??????
Phredd
How in the hell do you 'hard wire' your phone to the battery? Geezzz ... I know where the stereo and the steering wheel are!!!
1. Connect car recharging cable to phone.
2. Connect charging cable to 12 volt power supply, this will ensure phone receive correct voltage.
3. Some phones give their GPS location.
4. Other phone can only be tracked by which phone mast they are logged onto.
5. It can work.
