[enty01]

About 5 months ago I made an insurance claim for a lost iPhone & was sent a replacement without any issues. I moved to a new flat last week & found my 'lost' phone whilst packing up.

At the time I contacted '3' to have the handset barred - which it still is.

I'm presuming that the phone is the property of the insurance company who supplied my replacement.

I presume '3' would unblock the phone upon receipt of proof that it's mine, which I have - would they alert the insurance company that I have had it unblocked?

I wouldn't dream of selling it on for fear of causing the buyer future issues, but it would be nice to have it as a 2nd/back up handset.

Please can anyone advise?

[prking]

The insurance company will have registered against the IMEI that the handset is the subject of an insurance claim.

Just let them know it's been found.

[d123]

You should contact the insurance company and tell them you have found it, ask them what to do with it.

[enty01]

Might just leave it as lost then - worried about insurance company wanting pay-back for new phone if I tell them old one is found

Thanks

[ash45]

its not his real name and its something hed do he thinks companys ow him the world

[d123]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ash45

its not his real name and its something hed do he thinks companys ow him the world

It looks like someone with common sense has had a clean up of the thread if anyone thinks Ash45's post is random.

A numpty made a stupid suggestion that thankfully has been removed by DS.

[ash45]

Quote:

Originally Posted by d123

It looks like someone with common sense has had a clean up of the thread if anyone thinks Ash45's post is random.

A numpty made a stupid suggestion that thankfully has been removed by DS.

thanks for that lol did look a bit like i was talking to my self there didnt it lol