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rambo47 · 03-13-2010, 05:04 PM

Try and get a friend with a BlackBerry to befriend the person using your stolen BB. GSM carriers either can't do much or don't want to do much. RIM could theoretically turn off the PIN so data services won't work on that BB, but it's tough to get them to do it. At a minimum you'll need a police report, an insurance claim (if you have insurance), and a lot of patience to make repeated calls to RIM.

03-13-2010, 05:04 PM	#2
rambo47 Latino Hasta La Muerte Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Denville, NJ. Model: 9370 Carrier: Verizon Posts: 9,063	Try and get a friend with a BlackBerry to befriend the person using your stolen BB. GSM carriers either can't do much or don't want to do much. RIM could theoretically turn off the PIN so data services won't work on that BB, but it's tough to get them to do it. At a minimum you'll need a police report, an insurance claim (if you have insurance), and a lot of patience to make repeated calls to RIM.
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