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Omitting the long lead up story, I was forwarded the eBay listing for my iPhone that had been stolen. It even had the IMEI on the listing. Looked at the guy's
by FireBeyond 2y ago
Omitting the long lead up story, I was forwarded the eBay listing for my iPhone that had been stolen. It even had the IMEI on the listing.
Looked at the guy's profile (and I had his name and address, as he'd sold my phone to someone who was annoyed that it was locked) and it was blindingly obvious that it was all stolen goods:
50+ cell phones, "no charger", "no accessories", some even flagged as locked.
Another 50+ Macbooks - also "no chargers", "no accessories".
Called my local PD (non-emergency) as I'd filed a police report. Told them what I'd found.
PD: Well, he probably didn't steal them himself...
Me: I'm fairly sure that selling stolen goods is still a crime?
PD: ...
Me: ...
My tax dollars, hard at work.