Stolen phones are actually very useable for about 120 days on most
networks. I know because I was the victim of a NIB Pixel 3 on ebay. It
turned out that the phone was blacklisted on VZW because of non payment by
the PO. I turned it on and activated it and was happy for about 3 months
till one day
You would think stolen phones would be pretty useless, but there does seem
to be a massive market for them, so apparently those guys aren't as dumb as
they appear to be. I never have been able to figure out exactly what people
want stolen phones for though
On Sun, Jan 10, 2021, 5:26 PM Matt Hoppes
Yes. Cell phone store thieves are the dumbest ones ever.
The moment those phones are noticed stolen they are blacklisted and will never
work on the tmobile network.
You might be able to unlock them and use them on att.
But not well.
> On Jan 10, 2021, at 6:21 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
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Stolen phones is a massive market. All i can figure is they run some sort
of masking software or jailbreak them. Its the SIM, or whetever is
contained in a sim for simless phones that hits the networks. I find it
hard to believe the pipe hitter that does the breakins is the same guy that
does the t
You can not fathom the brilliant scheme in a thief's brain.
Thieves are always masters at strategy and outsmarting the system.
bp
On 1/10/2021 1:11 PM, Jaime Solorza
wrote:
Some guy broke into a T-MOBILE store and stole
a
