Good Samaritan called the stop 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report that her company received a shipment containing a STOP-tagged laptop that did not belong to them. STOP was able to quickly identify the registered owner, a federal credit union, by the STOP ID Number provided by the Good Samaritan. STOP notified the database admin at the credit union. Recovery process is underway.

Former employee of a major healthcare org made several attempts to return her company issued Dell Latitude to the company, with no response. So she called the recovery hotline number that was printed on the STOP Security Plate and provided the STOP ID Number printed on the face of the plate. A STOP agent was able to quickly identify the owner, indeed a large healthcare org. STOP notified the STOP System administrator at the org and provided the STOP ID Number and brand/model/serial number along with contact

Good Samaritan called the 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report she found two STOP-tagged laptops in her basement, believes they belong to a school system that issued these to a student. STOP identified the registered owner by the unique STOP ID Number on the tag and notified the database administrator at the school system. Recovery process is underway.

Staffer at a social services clinic in San Diego, California called STOP’s 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report that someone left a STOP-tagged Chromebook on site. Caller provided the STOP ID Number that is printed on the STOP Security Plate, which enabled STOP to quickly identify the registered owner, a large local public library system. STOP notified the program administrator at the library and recovery process is underway.