I'm such a loser.

[bbyrd009]

Lol--this is a symptom (do you multi-task?)...but rather than go into that, I'll tell you that your phone can be located by going online. I've had a hacker do it for me, but they just did a search. You might try Googling "cell phone locate" or similar. Additionally, it may (or may not) be easier to find your future lost phones if you set thr choice in your phone to 'public,' or whatever it is, and not just '911 only.' Best of luck.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by bbyrd009

Lol--this is a symptom (do you multi-task?)...but rather than go into that, I'll tell you that your phone can be located by going online. I've had a hacker do it for me, but they just did a search. You might try Googling "cell phone locate" or similar. Additionally, it may (or may not) be easier to find your future lost phones if you set thr choice in your phone to 'public,' or whatever it is, and not just '911 only.' Best of luck.

Thanks, but 1) it's in the house somewhere (I doubt they can tell me it's in the nightstand drawer ) (Hey. I should check the nightstand drawer! ) and 2) we don't get any signal here, even for 911 calls.

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Thanks, but 1) it's in the house somewhere (I doubt they can tell me it's in the nightstand drawer ) (Hey. I should check the nightstand drawer! ) and 2) we don't get any signal here, even for 911 calls.

Yikes! And I thought I was in the boonies...ok, but just for other's ref, the locator would mark where you left service, in that case. Good luck.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Thanks, but 1) it's in the house somewhere (I doubt they can tell me it's in the nightstand drawer ) (Hey. I should check the nightstand drawer! ) and 2) we don't get any signal here, even for 911 calls.

With the right app installed you can use satellites to locate it to at least see if its in the house