Noong 05.06.07 (5th of June, 2007) na-1-2-3 ako. I dropped my phone inside a public van going to Cubao as I alighted. Right after the van had moved from SM North station, I immediately noticed that the weight of my pocket is lighter than the usual. So I hurriedly inspect my bag if I had placed it inside. No luck.

I ran to the parking area which is owned by an association of drivers and located across Paramount at most 500 meters away from MRT station. I asked the members to radio the driver of the van that I had described. Unfortunately, the van has no radio. Someone lend his phone for me to call my number. Unfortunately again, someone had picked my phone up and turned it off. Meanwhile, another driver knew the mobile phone of this driver and called the latter. My cellphone was totally gone.

The driver of the van came back to the parking area and told me that there was this passenger that alighted from the van hurriedly. From that point, the rest of the drivers had started asking me how much the phone is, the model of the phone, etc.

I must block the SIM before the evil man would know that I had a postpaid subscription. Through Globe Visibility, right there on that area, I asked Larisse this favor. I also asked Dans and Jeff to call my number while I sensed hope.

Nangyari na ang nangyari. So here I am sourgraping… OK lang din kasi…`

1. It’s free when I acquired it bundled with the postpaid plan.
2. N91 is a big phone.
3. It was infected by a Symbian virus and the only way to remove it is to format the drives.
4. Because of the virus, that phone hangs while sending message. Receiving message also lags.
5. If not by the company, I would still buy a phone since Siemens that precedes N91 is also a trash.
6. I am not satisfied with the camera.

But still I have to look for a replacement phone and would spend thousands of bucks for that. Tsk.