to make sure this phone gets back to its rightful owner, phone make and network will need to be identified. this also has a pin code. If this phone is yours PM me and providing you can access the correct pin, you've got it back.

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very sporting chap it warms my heart to see a bit of common decency in the world .

Not really, he's already made several calls to Aussie with it!

Hes only doing it cos the fone has a PIN code so he can't use it.

For your info, if the phone didnt have the pin, i could have called a number on the thing to trace the owner. Not everyone thinks like that you know.

It may work if you put the sim card in an unlocked phone, assuming the numbers have been saved to it.

Dan,
You really are a true christian and i applaud you.

Not if it's asking for a pin number. pin number is for the sim. phone/lock/security codes are for the handset themselves.

If you have a spare sim you could but that in and see if the handset has any numbers stored on the phone but beware if the phone has been reported lost to the network it may block the sim.