Stolen phone – ideas?

Okay, as a few people know, my phone was stolen a few weeks ago when I was in London. Not long after, I emailed O2 to let them know what had happened – O2 then put a restriction on my phone and sim to stop it being used – not that I thought for a minute that a thief would be stupid enough to use the phone to call their friends or anything. I was wrong.

My new sim card arrived this morning, and had no credit whatsoever on it – it had around £10 when I lost it, so another email to O2 was in order… maybe they temporarily removed the credit to stop anybody else using it as part of their ‘restrictions’. No. My phone went missing out of my pocket on 3rd April, and 10 calls were made on 4th April.

However, O2 have been nice enough to provide me with the 3 numbers that were called the day after it was stolen. I know I was drunk, but I highly doubt I would have phoned 2 random mobiles that I didn’t know, and somebody in Algeria. Since I now have this information – anybody got any suggestions of what I should do with it?

The options I can see are:

1. Phone the numbers, shout at people, tell them how much of a cunt their friend is. This will cost me more money, and probably not make me feel a great deal better.
2. Phone the police and tell them what I know, although it’s unlikely they will bother doing anything about one stolen phone… they are the police, after all. The Metropolitan police, at that.
3. SMS bomb the numbers involved, informing them that their friend is an arsehole.

Anybody else got any ideas?

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