Well, I was wrong about that chick being helpful. She wouldn't pick up or call me back. i made 4 calls. I finally called a 5th time from a restricted line and she of course, picked up. Said she sent a message to the 3 silver Lexus owners/drivers about the phone but did not hear back from any of them. Hmmm...
So I went to plan B and called the number that was on my bill. Some guy picked up. In English. I began to explain that he got a call on Tuesday evening at 6 from my stolen phone. Then he didn't speak English. I went on explaining the situation in more detail while he just listened. Every time I'd stop, he'd say, in an accent, "I don't know". I told him I knew he spoke English and understood exactly what was going on. I repeated that if the phone wasn't returned to the hotel by tomorrow, the cops would be involved. I said we had his friend's license plate number and other info. I finally hung up. It was weird that he never clicked it on me, just kept listening.
Oh, he did say something early on about being on a landline, for some reason. His English was indeed broken and the more I am thinking about this, the more I think that the guy called his own phone first (from mine), after figuring out my password.
It was only a 1 minute call and he was probly testing it. There were no other calls after that. I remember trying to talk to him in the cab and he did the exact same thing. Acted like he couldn't speak ANY English.
Wow, I think I have his number now. Wonder what I should do. Maybe I'll honor him with a Friday FFA call-in show.