[oregon-l] website to find your lost cell phone

[Gregg Welch]

This is a must read and make a note for future reference reference.

Gregg Welch
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From: "Nancy Lynn" <freespirit52 at charter.net>
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> Your phone has to be on for this service to work. I know that sounds like 
> it
> should be obvious. I tried it, and it works, but it also messes up your
> banner on your home screen. It's easy to fix, but you should know that
> before trying it.
>
> This post from Blind Bargains is a must for every blind person I know! 
> They
> also have a free Pass it on.
> http://www.wheresmycellphone.com
> 4. Lost Phone? We can Help
> We've all done it. Inexplicably, our cell phone was misplaced in some nook
> or cavern of our couch, desk, or drawer. Luckily, the free website 
> "Where's
> My Cell Phone?" can help. Simply type in your area code and number (U.S.
> customers only) and your phone will ring shortly, or in a few minutes if 
> you
> prefer. We just tried it on one of our phones and it was found and 
> returned
> to its rightful owner.
>
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