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  • 04-12-2010 2:39pm
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    Bjorn Bored.
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    (Moderator please move if neccessary)

    An Apple Ipod, just last night if it belongs to you or a friend who is moaning because they lost it PM me.
    Owner must be able to prove it belongs to them obviously.


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    kelle
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    Approximate location?

    Anyway, it's not mine!


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    Bjorn Bored.
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    Navan.


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    bitemybanger
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    Make it known to the Gardai and maybee the shopping centre security that you found one and give them a contact number.
    I know I would go out mind if I lost my IPod :eek:
    Fair play to you. I hope you find the owner.


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    david
    Registered Users Posts: 3,684 ✭✭✭david


    Can you go into Settings>General>About and search the name on Facebook? Fair play to you btw


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    maxextz
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    funny i found a phone on the road yesterday.some young girl dropped it so i called the last number dialed it was "mummyxx":rolleyes: i told her i found it and would leave it in one of her local shops.

    luckily for her it wasn't run over.


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    - bo -
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    bitemybanger wrote: »
    Make it known to the Gardai and maybee the shopping centre security that you found one and give them a contact number.
    I know I would go out mind if I lost my IPod :eek:
    Fair play to you. I hope you find the owner.

    I'd advise against giving it in to the cops to be honest, probably less likely to find its owner if its handed into them lot..


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    bitemybanger
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    - bo - wrote: »
    I'd advise against giving it in to the cops to be honest, probably less likely to find its owner if its handed into them lot..

    That's what I ment by saying give them a contact number. Just in case someone rings to see If someone handed it in.

    If it's an iPod touch there would usually be enough info on it to find the owner or someone who does.


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    meathstevie
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    - bo - wrote: »
    I'd advise against giving it in to the cops to be honest, probably less likely to find its owner if its handed into them lot..

    Can't blame the Gardai for owners not claiming back their property, they're not telepathic you know. And if all is done correctly by the officer receiving lost property it should be logged and will quite easily be retrieved if claimed.

    In most cases you will be advised to undertake some reasonable steps to reunite the owner with his/her property yourself and contact details will be recorded.


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    Bjorn Bored.
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    there is no internet or facebook app on this i pod but i have found a serial number,i wonder if i contact apple would they have the owner on a database?


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    bitemybanger
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    Bjorn Bored. wrote: »
    there is no internet or facebook app on this i pod but i have found a serial number,i wonder if i contact apple would they have the owner on a database?

    If you go into the app store thier E-mail adress should be the first thing to pop up as it prompts you to enter a passwaord.


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    - bo -
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    meathstevie wrote: »
    Can't blame the Gardai for owners not claiming back their property, they're not telepathic you know. And if all is done correctly by the officer receiving lost property it should be logged and will quite easily be retrieved if claimed.

    In most cases you will be advised to undertake some reasonable steps to reunite the owner with his/her property yourself and contact details will be recorded.

    The reason I posted what I posted was because of the bit in bold...


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