I've "brightened" the pic of Johnnie so that it's easier to see what he looks like, but I can't find any "Attach" button. How do I upload it to this group?
On Feb 9, 11:03 am, "Melanie Hoffman" <[email protected]> wrote: > This is a very complicted story: > > My daughter, went on the train from Obs to Clarmemont in December, in the > morning with 2 friends. ( She wasn't allowed to use the train but she did...) > She had her brand new birthday blackberry in her bag. > Two guys bumped into her, after they had been hanging around her closely, and > her bb got stolen. > She saw the guys, as they were staring at her. > > We blacklisted the BB with Vodacom. > We had no insurance. > We did not lay a claim at police. > > Now BB have Pin numbers that are unique to the phone, not the sim card. > Somehow, a friend of my daughter "added" my daughter's old PIN number as a > blackberry friend. > The person accepted - a guy calling himself "Johnnie" > This means that Vodacom doesn not do their job properly when blacklisting the > actual phone as he is using it. > He had a picture of himself up (see attached) > > My daughter "chatted" with him on BB. I managed to send some of it quickly to > email. Here is the conversation. (choice language, please ignore) > > Participants: > ------------- > Amber Hoff., Johnnie > > Messages: > --------- > Amber Hoff.: Hi. F*****. That's my old phone. I have contacted vodacom. And > we are busy tracking your ass. > Johnnie: What do yo mean dude > Amber Hoff.: You stole my phone on the train. > Amber Hoff.: And I'm getting it back. > Johnnie: What fone dude > Amber Hoff.: The one your on ****. > Johnnie: How do you mean > Amber Hoff.: You know what I mean. > Johnnie: Ok tell you what?if this phone is your phone then tell me where you > lost it or where it was stolen from you and I can help you get your phone back > Amber Hoff.: You can tell the cops that > Johnnie: I can help you get your phone back because I did not buy this phon > as new so I can take you to where I bought it > Amber Hoff.: Hahaha > Johnnie: If what you are saying is true then I see no reason why you > shouldn't because I can't use a stolen phone.I've been robbed a couple of > times and I understand how it feels to loose your stuff from thieves > Amber Hoff.: What dis u pay for the phone? > Johnnie: Obviously I paid cash > Amber Hoff.: How much? > Johnnie: But there has to be a guarantee that I get my money back R1300 > > ..... > > Thereafter he suggested to meet with her and to go find the guy who sold him > the phone and get the money back ....... > He repeatedly asked her to meet him. She said: I'll speak to my Dad, and he > replied: no, no need for that, I can sort it out... > > We took the phone to the police station as this was going on. > We could lay a charge now, hassle Vodacom to locate it and try and catch him. > This is not an easy process apparently. > > However, we decided it against it, as I am scared he will find out where we > live, who we are etc. > The guy is obvious a criminal and god knows what else he could do. > So the picture is here, in the hope that someone actually knows him, let me > know, then we can maybe still take action. > > Melanie > > Sent via my BlackBerry from Vodacom - let your email find you! > > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "The Observatory Neighbourhood watch" group. > To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > [email protected]. > For more options, visit this group > athttp://groups.google.com/group/obsnw?hl=en. > > Johnnie.jpeg > 31KViewDownload -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "The Observatory Neighbourhood watch" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/obsnw?hl=en.
