What happens if the phone is lost or stolen?
1334149
The warranty is then transferred to the thief , or you can cancel the plan at a prorated rate.
1427664
I would think only if your phone system loses power or the unit had a bad batter.
2152784
Yes. I've carried it many of times. Just make sure its charged and you can prove its a charger in case you get asked about it. As with cell phones, If it doesn't turn on or charge your phone they may take it due to the possibility of it containing explosive. Welcome to the new world we live in.
748730
You'd have to reconnect it through the phone but mine usually reconnects after being dead.
511072
No, its easy to access, your phone alerts you when it removed and replaced.
1063057
The only way way I know is to reset the lock. Then register all the in-use smartphones and fobs again, thus the lost fob no longer will be registered to the lock. With the lost fob not being registered to the lock if someone found it that fob will not unlock the door until you register it.
2084823
I don't know. I had to take it back because the phone was reported stolen a couple of weeks ago. That whole thing deactivated my sim card and my service.
1429225
Only if the phone is unlocked if not it may be hard or not possible to get the phone unlocked.
488533
mine did not, but it did come with someone else's SIM card loaded with numbersI suspect the phone was stolen
970065
Yes, I received both. But now I dnt have this phone it was stolen. Thank you.
371914
Make sure you can activate the phone. The one I got was lock, because it was reported lost/stollen. Make sure it has a clean esn
989630
This particular phone yes - and very easily. However, since you lost your phone you will need to buy a SIM card from Verizon or for a Verizon phone. Otherwise you just take the SIM card out of the old phone and put it in the new one.
719801
Yes, but it won't last for too long and then you'll have to get a new phone.
509455
No, you take your phone to an authorized representative and have your battery replaced. Have owned mine for 10 months, no hint if any battery issue.
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The answer is...it depends. If your daughter is wearing the tracking device on her person (and it remains charged) then, yes, the customer service people at Pocketfinder.com will likely be able to work with authorities to track her and find her. But if she is not wearing the device, or if it loses it's charge, then I would expect they would be able to tell you where it was when it was last "locatable" but probably not after that point. Really, this is a question you should pose directly to Pocketfinder.com customer service folks as, from what I understand, they have helped find missing people who were wearing their device. Hope this helps! And in response to JA's comment about how poorly his experience was with the customer service folks, let me add that I also was VERY frustrated initially as I could not get in touch with anyone. However, I recently was called by the company who apologized. They were in a transition with their CSR center and was unaware that the phone was not working, etc until they received emails by upset customers (I was one of them). These issues are now corrected and frankly, I wouldn't be sleeping these last two months without this device on my daughter. She is trekking across Europe for 2 months and I would have lost my mind not knowing where she was at any given time.
406155
Take your phone into Verizon, Radio Shack or even Walmart. They should be able to retrieve your information.
965149
If I understand your question correctly, when we received the phone, it wasn't locked and we were able to activate the phone. It didn't mess up our plan since it was a replacement for a stolen phone. I hope this helps you.