slim6y
Almost Legendary
Dear Mr Laptop Thief,
You think you've stolen something that was worth some money. Yes, it could be worth $150 to you maybe... If you're very lucky. But I somehow doubt anyone would pay $150 for a nearly 4 year old Dell Latitude 830... Especially considering it has some hardware in it that predates its 4 year history considerably.
Secondly, it may have Windows 7 on it - and maybe, just maybe you'll crack the password with some hacker software, but I doubt it, but how will you crack the bios password? It makes the computer completely inoperable. In fact, you can't even wipe the hard drive - or even install a new one. And even if you couldm how much is a hard drive? And the computer is only worth about $150.
But, I will let you know, you have upset me, because on that laptop was photos from various events that I won't be able to replace, and that really sux!
It also contains about 4 or 5 weeks of work that I neglected to back up. That also really sux.
It probably contains some documents etc that are totally worthless to you, but I could do with them back.
I tell you what. You give me back my hard drive, I'll give you the bios password, and then you can put in your own hard drive and do what you want. Insurance will cover the rest.
You really are low life scum to think that you've made a quick buck...
Well Mr Thief, I am hoping you do want to make a quick buck, I hear cash converters won't hold you there, so you'll be free, but at least the serial number should give it away - it is mine, I bought it, and I'd like it back!
You think you've stolen something that was worth some money. Yes, it could be worth $150 to you maybe... If you're very lucky. But I somehow doubt anyone would pay $150 for a nearly 4 year old Dell Latitude 830... Especially considering it has some hardware in it that predates its 4 year history considerably.
Secondly, it may have Windows 7 on it - and maybe, just maybe you'll crack the password with some hacker software, but I doubt it, but how will you crack the bios password? It makes the computer completely inoperable. In fact, you can't even wipe the hard drive - or even install a new one. And even if you couldm how much is a hard drive? And the computer is only worth about $150.
But, I will let you know, you have upset me, because on that laptop was photos from various events that I won't be able to replace, and that really sux!
It also contains about 4 or 5 weeks of work that I neglected to back up. That also really sux.
It probably contains some documents etc that are totally worthless to you, but I could do with them back.
I tell you what. You give me back my hard drive, I'll give you the bios password, and then you can put in your own hard drive and do what you want. Insurance will cover the rest.
You really are low life scum to think that you've made a quick buck...
Well Mr Thief, I am hoping you do want to make a quick buck, I hear cash converters won't hold you there, so you'll be free, but at least the serial number should give it away - it is mine, I bought it, and I'd like it back!
