can att track u down

[alleyezondisromo]

i guess i did a warranty job and the phone got sent to my old adress and thing is i dont live there anymore and i told them so they refunded me momney so i wouldnt have to pay them back and they sent me another phone for free. anyways i go back to my old house just to say hi to friends and stuff and i see that my phone that they sent was there its a 8525 so now i have an extra 8525 can they track it down if i use it ?

[NRGZ28]

They could if they really wanted to. But do you think they'll go through all that trouble just for you ? lol Doubt it...

[shogunmark]

i work for att... so Mike we know now....

[alleyezondisromo]

lol i was just saying shogun im not actually saying it happened more like a wat if :D

[shogunmark]

lol i was just saying shogun im not actually saying it happened more like a wat if :D

but if you will be more than happy to ship it to me i will pretend it never happened :D

[nhopper]

i guess i did a warranty job and the phone got sent to my old adress and thing is i dont live there anymore and i told them so they refunded me momney so i wouldnt have to pay them back and they sent me another phone for free. anyways i go back to my old house just to say hi to friends and stuff and i see that my phone that they sent was there its a 8525 so now i have an extra 8525 can they track it down if i use it ?

So you ordered a phone, and initially thought it never came. Then you called and said, "Hey, where's that phone?" They said, "Sorry. We'll send another one."

Now you are basically saying, "Thanks AT&T for being so helpful and sending me a replacement phone. Now that you were so helpful, I will keep both phones and really give you the shaft for being honest."

Having two phones, you now wonder if you can get in trouble. Well, let me put it this way: if AT&T was to find out you have both phones, they might think you lied to them in an attempt to steal a phone from them. Most people and most businesses wouldn't respond too well to this.

The ethical thing to do is exactly what your question asks when reading between the lines: Should I keep what doesn't belong to me?

If you have to ask, you probably already know the answer.

[surrept]

Whatever...I worked for at&t for a year...nothing ethical about that company. I say keep it and be happy.

[esmith]

Answer is yes they could find out whos SIM is in the phone with that IMEI... Unless you use that program floating around and change the IMEI haha.

[TaurusBullba]

lol i was just saying shogun im not actually saying it happened more like a wat if :D

"More like a wat if"?

Strange, because you've offered to sell this phone to another member here already. You might want to get your story straight before Mark comes knocking on your door looking for his "kickback". ;)

[DJ_Nitro]

Isn't that like stealing more than half a thousand dollars?

I mean, Don't get me wrong, but you could let them know you moved, so they can send the phone to the right place.

[shogunmark]

You might want to get your story straight before Mark comes knocking on your door looking for his "kickback". ;)

Im on it :D

[nhopper]

Whatever...I worked for at&t for a year...nothing ethical about that company. I say keep it and be happy.

You're probably right. But at the same time, is it worth the trouble and worry? Even if AT&T isn't ethical, does that mean you shouldn't? It's all about how you want to live your life.