A STOP-tagged loaner laptop belonging to a social services facility was not returned by the assigned user. Police investigation resulted in recovery of this device. Case closed.
Good Samaritan called STOP's 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report that he found a STOP-tagged laptop on the side of a mountain road near Crescent City, Calif. Caller provided the STOP ID, which enabled STOP to identify the registered owner, a large corporate enterprise. STOP notified the security team there and recovery process is underway.
Good Samaritan called STOP's 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report he received two STOP-tagged Dell Latitudes that were mistakenly shipped by Dell factory to him. STOP identified the registered owner by the STOP ID numbers that were provided by the Good Samaritan and notified the administrator. Recovery process is underway.
Good Samaritan called STOP's 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report he received two STOP-tagged Dell Latitudes that were mistakenly shipped by Dell factory to him. STOP identified the registered owner by the STOP ID numbers that were provided by the Good Samaritan and notified the administrator. Recovery process is underway.
A STOP-tagged laptop was forgotten by an employee/user on American Airlines flight from DC to Destin/Fort Walton, FL. Good Samaritan found on a plane and gave to flight crew, who reported to STOP. We identified the registered owner, a large corporate enterprise, by the STOP ID Number provided, and notified the administrator. Employee is en route to AA Lost & Found to retrieve his laptop. Case Closed!
A large enterprise issued a STOP-tagged loaner laptop to a temp employee, who did not return it. Administrator contacted the former employee and retrieved the laptop. Case Closed.
Laptop found in parking lot in PA. Owner is making arrangements to get it back.
Someone contacted STOP through our Live Chat platform to verify ownership status of a STOP-tagged laptop he purchased at an online auction site. STOP contacted the registered owner, a large medical enterprise,and determined that this device has been decommissioned and is free and clear.
Good Samaritan called STOP’s 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report she found a STOP-tagged laptop hidden in the bushes on the street near her place of business. It may have been stolen and then abandoned after the thief noticed the STOP Security Plate on the laptop. The STOP ID Number on the device indicated it is registered to a large corporate enterprise. STOP notified the administrator at the company and recovery process is underway.
Employee called to report his laptop was found.