koods said:

Shroomslip said:

I doubt he'd be overjoyed to get it back, he's probably moved on by now lol.. Although I'd still try.

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Think of an iPhone as a very small laptop. There's probably stuff in there he would like to have back.

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The24HourMC said:

The person never called for it. I was willing to sell it back to them , but a week is all ill give you to get your phone , or you must not want it that bad.

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The24HourMC said:

Oh yea , just to ensure noone hunts you before you can return it , if that's the plan , just turn off the phone for a week or so or turn airplane mode on. Any wireless provider will sell you a plan for it , it's not that big of a deal. Only people with no personal experience in this will tell you otherwise. Scare tactics.

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badchad said:

It may depend on the network.  As someone else mentioned, CDMA phones (e.g. Sprint and Verizon) have a unique identifier.  This means you can't just factory reset it and start using it.  If its reported as stolen, they won't activate it.

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Gumby said:

zZZz said:

pwnasaurus said:

zZZz said:

It seems iPhones are always getting lost. I found one once, the dude texted and offered me 100 bucks if I returned it. There has to be away around it so you can use it again OP. search around the net.

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Or you could, you know, not be a complete asshole and return it.

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i did return it. and i refused to accept the 100 dollars.

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Good job, sir.

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ive always had a fantasy of finding someones lost pet with a big reward and refusing the lump sum and just asking for enough to buy a 6 pack