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I'm glad someone was so musically clueless as to let a true soundtrack aficionado get a free copy of the John Williams/London Symphony DRACULA. Best curb score I've ever heard of. You would have had a bargain even at fifty dollars. Williams' best. Or at least one of the best.
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I'm assuming it's a media player, that it's an Apple, that there's no way inside the device to identify the true owner. Am I right?
It's a 6th generation iPod Nano ($160-$250 depending on its capacity). I might contain the user's address book, if their iTunes settings were set up that way, or there should be a serial number that might identify the owner.
Thank you, Dogplant. I'm guessing that I would need to use a Mac to get into this gizmo.
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I'm glad someone was so musically clueless as to let a true soundtrack aficionado get a free copy of the John Williams/London Symphony DRACULA. Best curb score I've ever heard of. You would have had a bargain even at fifty dollars. Williams' best. Or at least one of the best.
Thanks for remembering my all-time, all-time "curb-score", BOAJ!
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[dupe post]
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I'm assuming it's a media player, that it's an Apple, that there's no way inside the device to identify the true owner. Am I right?
It's a 6th generation iPod Nano ($160-$250 depending on its capacity). I might contain the user's address book, if their iTunes settings were set up that way, or there should be a serial number that might identify the owner.
Thank you, Dogplant. I'm guessing that I would need to use a Mac to get into this gizmo.
With some help from someone at work, I found the owner's name, the serial number and the model #.
I'm going to try phoning Apple.
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Thank you, Dogplant. I'm guessing that I would need to use a Mac to get into this gizmo.
With some help from someone at work, I found the owner's name, the serial number and the model #.
I'm going to try phoning Apple.
You're a good man, Charlie Brown.
Thanks, DP.
The fourteen-year-old at Apple Customer Service says that they won't pass on my contact info to the serial # registrant, and that they can only recommend I turn it over to the gendarmes.
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I turned it in to the Berkeley Police.
They say that I must wait 90 days before I can possibly claim it.
And even then (after November 18), they will (at my expense) put an ad in local media advertising it as lost, IF..... it is worth over $250.
Kinda interesting, the whole process, huh?
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You could try craigslist under Lost and Found - for the Apple thingy I mean!
Oops - didn't check the dates on this - BTW, did you get to claim the Apply thingy?
Apple-y Thingy is in police custody until November 18, when party of the first part (DavidinBerkeley) can continue the claim process (see details above).
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Apple-y Thingy is in police custody until November 18, when party of the first part (DavidinBerkeley) can continue the claim process (see details above).
Dateline: Berkeley, California - Curbside fanboy DavidinBerkeley contacted local police to inquire about claiming the Apple-y Thing-y. Police informed him that the item has not been claimed. After an additional 30 days, he can claim the item.
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