How NOT to steal a Sidekick
Many of you might’ve heard about this already since it’s spreading across teh internets like wildfire. Evan’s story:
When my friend realized that she had left the Sidekick in the taxi she asked me to immediately send a message to the phone saying that we would give a reward for the phone. There was no response. After a day of waiting, she had to go to the store and spend over $300 on a new Sidekick. When she put her SIM card in, she saw that the person(s) that had taken the phone had not only signed on to AOL leaving their name and password in the phone, but they had taken pictures of themselves.
I immediately contacted the AOL name: Sashacristal8905 and requested that the Sidekick be returned. I was immediately told that my “white ass” didn’t deserve it back. That she was not a “white bitch” (my friend who is a blonde white girl had pics on the phone this person had obviously seen) stupid enough to return a phone she found. After lots of threats, she said she and her boy would wait for me at:
Sashacristal8905: i got ball this is my adress 108 20 37 av corona come n do it iam give u the sidekick so I can hit you wit it
I have no idea what that last IM means. But anyway, apparently the above address is fake, but due to some careful sleuthing and some help from the internet community, Evan has pretty much found out everything on the people involved–including myspace accounts, screennames, and even their address and occupations. Evan also has pictures, a video and their correspondence up on his site as well.
All I can say is, “Thank God for teh internets.” Because without it, where would we get our entertainment.
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- 06.08.06 / 11am
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