"Before
I learned about Lost-iPod.com, I was of no help to my brother when
he lost his. Jonathan worked all summer to save up enough money
to buy his, and took great pride in it when he finally got it. One
day at school he put it in his back pack for "safe-keeping". He
placed it into a pocket at the top of the backpack, and walked around
with it all day, completely unaware of the large hole that was in
it. It wasn't until he was on his way home that he checked for his
phone, and upon discovering it was gone, he became distraught. No
report of a lost iPod was ever made at school, and after a period
of searching, he had to give up and bite the bullet, and go back
to the Zune he had. Every time he pulled it out to make a call I
could see the disappointment in his eyes. My technophile brother
loved all the apps, and the music. Plus, I couldn't tell you how
many times he watched "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" on
that thing. Losing an iPod changes a person - they just don't seem
as happy without it. Or at least, he didn't. He eventually got another
iPod, but I'm not sure if he'll be able to hang onto it. He's always
losing things, and I know it's just a matter of time before he loses
track of it again. -Mike from Frisco, Texas.
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"Before
I learned about Lost-iPod.com, I was of no help to my brother when
he lost his. Jonathan worked all summer to save up enough money
to buy his, and took great pride in it when he finally got it. One
day at school he put it in his back pack for "safe-keeping". He
placed it into a pocket at the top of the backpack, and walked around
with it all day, completely unaware of the large hole that was in
it. It wasn't until he was on his way home that he checked for his
phone, and upon discovering it was gone, he became distraught. No
report of a lost iPod was ever made at school, and after a period
of searching, he had to give up and bite the bullet, and go back
to the Zune he had. Every time he pulled it out to make a call I
could see the disappointment in his eyes. My technophile brother
loved all the apps, and the music. Plus, I couldn't tell you how
many times he watched "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" on
that thing. Losing an iPod changes a person - they just don't seem
as happy without it. Or at least, he didn't. He eventually got another
iPod, but I'm not sure if he'll be able to hang onto it. He's always
losing things, and I know it's just a matter of time before he loses
track of it again. -Mike from Frisco, Texas.