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help! Sprint palm treo

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MinGoBlinGo

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Today walking home from school I found this palm treo on the ground and I really really want to give it back to the person, except there is one problem: She has a passcode on it and the only hint is "Me" does anybody know any ways to bypass or decrypt the passcode? It would probably be pretty easy if I had the USB cord that went with it but I don't. Anything I can do to take it apart and do stuff to?

Any help is appreciated thanks :)

edit: actually i do have the USB chord or will have it by tomorrow my friend has this phone as well.
 
You could probably take it to any sprint store and explain to them that you want to provide this lost property back to the original owner, they may in turn contact the owner and at that point you could possibly set up a meet. Or you could contact sprint directly and explain to them that you have in your possession a lost phone that you want to return to the owner. As a former Sprint/Nextel CSR (shiver...) I would sometimes get these calls and from that point I would contact the owner and provide them with the contact information of the person that found the phone.


 
They can look at the ESN inside the phone and contact her that way. Just make sure to bring it to a sprint CORPORATE store, not a mom & pop shop. Your best bet to finding a corp store is the store locator at Sprint.com.
 
Curious, my wife lost her Treo yesterday, don't think it is locked though. What state are you in?
 
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