How can I get back my stolen mobile phone?

After people have lost their phones or got them stolen, this is one of the questions that they ask themselves. Those phones probably had some of their important contacts, may be they parted with a lot of money to acquire that phone, there were important messages that they cherished or they had loads of mp3 music saved on it.

One of the ways you can try and get your cell phone back is by reporting to the police. You will have to give a written statement and then they will take up the matter. You may also opt to go to your mobile phone service provider to have your sim card locked and your phone blocked. The only way you can have your phone blocked is if you know the serial number (also known as the IMEI number). In case at this moment you don’t know it, you can dial *#06# and note it down somewhere. As you may know or would have heard of many cases, these police investigations take long and sometimes may cost you more than the cost of the phone. This is why many mobile users will opt to get a new phone after losing one.

But finally, there is hope! You can now get back your stolen cell phone. This is possible because of the new cell phone tracking software that is available in the market today. It is now possible for you to recover your stolen phone. It is all quite simple. All you have to do is to download the software onto your phone; either directly by going to the website on your WAP enabled phone or using a computer and uploading it onto your phone. You then have to purchase a code that will activate the software to work properly. You also have to register with your colleagues number so that if you phone gets stolen or lost a text message will be sent to this number. You will be able to know the cell phone number of the person with your phone. You can call them and tell them that you are tracking them and all you want is your phone back. Now tell me, once you give someone such a ‘threat’ who wouldn’t return the cell phone?

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