If he has a job, just go to his job and pretend that he called you to give you back your ipad infront of every one."hi I just come to pick up my ipad, thank you for calling me"
I don't think he can negate it if you bring the bill and make use of the Tracking software. If he doen't comply then just tell his boss.
1. Deal with it in person. Risk getting punched in the face (or worse).
2. Ineffective passive/aggressive text on the screen.
2a. If it was 'found' rather than 'stolen' (not likely given the wording), then text MAY habe some effect.
3. Contact media about lack of police interest and hope that that gets you your iPad back eventually (seems unlikely, if you've had to embarrass the police into doing their jobs).
4. Do nothing, accept the loss, move on with your life.
Depending on the circumstances of the theft (ie, mugging vs. it being lifted in a cafe), I'd like to think that I'd go with #1, but in reality, I'd probably go with a combination of #2 and #4.
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I don't think he can negate it if you bring the bill and make use of the Tracking software. If he doen't comply then just tell his boss.
1. Deal with it in person. Risk getting punched in the face (or worse).
2. Ineffective passive/aggressive text on the screen. 2a. If it was 'found' rather than 'stolen' (not likely given the wording), then text MAY habe some effect.
3. Contact media about lack of police interest and hope that that gets you your iPad back eventually (seems unlikely, if you've had to embarrass the police into doing their jobs).
4. Do nothing, accept the loss, move on with your life.
Depending on the circumstances of the theft (ie, mugging vs. it being lifted in a cafe), I'd like to think that I'd go with #1, but in reality, I'd probably go with a combination of #2 and #4.