| d21lewis said: Contact Sony and see if they can trace the system when it goes online. Crooks can't resist free online! The bigger issue (at least for me) is the data stored in the PS3. If mine were to vanish, the crooks could blow my entire bank account on PSN titles since my info is already in the system. Now that I think about it, the same goes for my 360 and PSP. I'd better change that right now. |
I think I'll do that. Actually I better remind them to go and change their PSN passwords. I had my PSN activated on their system, but fortunately I changed my password recently and haven't logged in to PSN on the stoilen machine since changing it, so no way the crooks will be accessing my account and blowing a hole in my credit card. Whew!
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