I was still sms while waiting for train in KL Sentral. When I passed by Segambut-Putra, I saw my bag’s outer zip was UNzipped! I pushed my hand inside the compartment and couldn’t find my handphone! ARRRRHHH!
DAMN SHIT!
I looked around anyone holding it but I didn’t see my handphone. A mixed of sadness and anger built up. I won a voucher from previous IT company and had to pay only RM300+ to get it – it was good luck and I loved the handphone model very much. Whoever steal from others..!
I tried to think positive. I had never stolen a handphone before and I would never do so. Why was mine stolen???
Reaching my destination, I asked the Komuter staff, “Boleh report kalau handphone dicuri?”
“Ahh.. mana ada?”
“Kalau jumpa, panggil saya.”
The staff passed me a small piece of paper and I wrote my contact & the handphone – even sketched it out. I don’t expect the phone to be found.. but I wanted KTM to know there’s a thief.
Once I got home, I immediately reported to mobile operator and Nokia. I took out my Nokia box which had Digi and Nokia booklets and manual for the tol free line.
The guy @ Digi asked, “Do you want to bar the line?”
“Hell, yeah! Screw that bastard!”
I said firmly, “Yes. Bar it!”
Too bad my handphone didn’t come with GPRS.
Luckily, the star Swarovski crystal dropped from the charm string. That was my last year’s birthday present from close colleagues. My heart dropped when I couldn’t find it the 1st time it was gone – it had somehow came out of the string and stayed at home.
Good thing that Digi also offers replacement FOC.
I checked my account online and didn’t think the thief used it to call and sms out. Hah.
Lesson: Keep everything close and closed, within eye sight. Sit rather than stand if there’s empty seat. Make sure you don’t have any sensitive info and xxx pictures of yourself.
If the thief wanted to use my handphone with another Sim card, haha, need security code!
Now I’m going to search for contests that have handphone and cash prizes.
We all say