Did You Lose Your Cell Phone?

by thunderbird

Posted: 11 years ago 9 replies

OFF TOPIC

This'll help you find it:
Wheres My Cellphone?

yukon Banned 11 years ago

Lol, why not just call the phone yourself from another phone?

Odds are that site is collecting/selling phone numbers to telemarketers.
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thunderbird 11 years ago

I'd like to have a keychain that I could call when I misplace my keys.

EDIT: Here is one such keychain for iPhones, possibly compatible with some Androids:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...our-keys-again

It does make me start to wonder if technically savvy burglars could somehow utilize these.
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yukon Banned 11 years ago

Get a phone with built in LoJack, lol.
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youroutsourcer 11 years ago

i have lost it tons of times and i find it when im done searching for it
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TimothyTorrents 11 years ago

I lost three different phones at different parties. Now if my friends want to know if a party was good or not they just ask if I lost my phone. If I did, the party must have been pretty crazy.

But to be fair the first two were those ancient indestructible Nokia phone's that cost like 10$. The last one was a iPhone 3G that I lost somewhere in Hong Kong, maybe pick pocketed, no idea. I tried to track it with Apple's phone finder but it didn't work because the phone was probably out of battery.

I have been holding on to my new Android though! Doing my best to keep it safe.

And yeah, why not just call your cell phone from your home phone?
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- thunderbird 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by timbonitus
  
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  And yeah, why not just call your cell phone from your home phone?
  
  I got rid of my landline. It seemed kind of redundant.
  
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hypertek 11 years ago

Interesting. My phones are still safe and sound. If they do get missing, i know where to run to. I hope they do not turn up missing though.

Thanks for the share.
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natebunger 11 years ago

I lost my phone once. I left it on a cab. It was an old phone so I didn't really make a fuss about it. It was my fault, anyway. I am more careful now. I never turn my phone into silent mode. It really helps when you forget where you put it.
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- Richard Van 11 years ago
  
  I use this https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/find...376101648?mt=8
  (Not an affiliate link)
  
  It's good too, I haven't lost my phone since I installed it.
  
  Yukon - Lol, why not just call the phone yourself from another phone?
  
  You could but that's not much use if the phones far away or on silent.
  
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