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if sprint deactivates the phone why should he just have a very expenive brick and not use it??[/b]
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Your utter lack of common sense here is stunning. I am not sure what else to say. If the phone is bricked by the carrier because IT IS STOLEN, then selling it is selling stolen property.
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His second choice is if he wants to keep the phone to do the illegal way via cloning!!
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Good grief... stolen is stolen. What don't you get about that? Who educated you and how do you make it through the day... Honestly? There is not even a grey area here, this is just basic common sense.
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im not telling him to do something illegal, im just telling the op two choices he has with the device! his path is his choice!
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You certainly ARE advising that he breaks the law by either SELLING stolen property or keeping it and hacking it to make it work. Get a clue.
So if you purchase a car on eBay that turns out to be reported as stolen, you would:
1) put it back on eBay and sell it with a listing of "a bad title"
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2) paint it and apply for a lost VIN number or clone the VIN from a car at the junk yard?