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I like to think I'm an honest person.  If I find something valuable, I turn it in to the lost and found immediately.  It boils my blood when I see people ripping others off and in the last 24 hours I was the one being ripped off.

My dad and sister came into town last night to watch our city's fireworks show with my Fiance and me.  My sister is taking an online class and ended up staying in my apartment to finish her week's homework.  Anyways, my Dad, fiance and I set up our lawn chairs down by the river as we expected the Fireworks to be shot off there.  We sat there for an hour and nothing happened, a little after 10 pm our city's fireworks went off behind us so everyone made a mad dash to move their set ups closer to the fireworks.  Between the mad dash, I had my cell phone on my lap with my purse.  I somehow dropped it between then and the end of the show b/c I don't remember having it at the end of the show.  I had it out to contact my sister to tell her the fireworks had not started yet (before 10). 

Anyways, my sister calls my Fiance's phone around noon letting me know she had my car keys (I had loaned them to her in case of an emergency and she forgot to leave them with me before they left the night prior) and to also let me know that she called my phone several times, someone answered and she heard a bunch of people in the background laughing.  I didn't notice my phone was missing before then (I'm not nearly attached to my phone as most) and I assumed it was in the bottom of my purse as usual.  I immediately realized after she called that someone had taken my phone.  Boy was I pissed!  Instead of dropping it off at the park's department where we were last night, the jerks pocketed my phone. 

So I got online, disabled my service, and went out to buy a new one.  After I activated my phone, I looked up my phone's account history.  Apparently these jerks called several numbers.  A google search said one was a McDonald's and the other was the Florida Dept of Children and Family Services to check their balance on their welfare card.  They also called some other numbers that a google search wouldn't let me know who they were.  Later this evening I get a call from Florida and I pick up.  The female on the other line said "Tiffany?" and I say, "No, this is not your friend, Tiffany.  She stole my phone last night, so I disabled my service on it and I'd appreciate if you wouldn't call me again!"  They had the nerve to pass my phone number around like I wouldn't disable service.

I'm just so annoyed.  Buying a new phone is not cheap, thankfully getting a replacement wasn't more than $100 but still!  I hate when thieves get the best of me!

OMG!  I just got an email (my email was in my phone) of a picture of me in my wedding dress!  I had taken a picture of me in my dress last week and sent to my best friend.  Now I know the phone number of my old phone.  Jerks.

I'm going to.  I'm going to print off the email, my account history, and give them them all this information.  I hope they get caught!

That really sucks!

UGH!!!  That is so annoying!  And their nerve!!  GRRRRR!!!!  I hope they catch them!

@beatriz:  I agree!  I recently followed a man all over my city until he pulled over because he had keys stuck on his trunk, and I was worried they'd fall off.  Luckily they didn't, and he didn't think I was a crazy for following him!

I hope the police do something about it!  That's just terrible!

Yeah, I went through and changed all my passwords.  I had opera mini on my cell phone and sadly, one of my quick bookmarks was Weddingbee.  Ugh, I feel slightly violated.  :(

Thanks for all the support!

Also if no one has realized it but they can be traced!!U have the number right?Have it traced!!The cell phone companies are able to do it!!

The cops should be able to get a supaena or whatever its called and then the cell phone company should trace it and then tell the cops where the phone is,and where the person who has the phone.

Oh and keep pushing the cops.Dont tell them the info and then let it go.Keep calling every week.Make them keep u and your cell phone on their minds.

Let us know what happens!

P.S.I heard of a man whose laptop was stolen.The man knew of technology that he was able to take pics of the man who stole his computer while he used his computer,sleeping,etc!!The man got enough evidence to have the cops bust the guy!Wish we could do this with cell phones.

But definately mention to the cops about having it traced.If they traced it,it would be solved in a day or 2.

@Oneeleven:  It auto-locks but I didn't put a passcode on it, you just slide the cursor across and it unlocks.  After work today, I'm going to the police to drop off all the information I have.