STOLEN

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STOLEN.COM STOLEN.COM PTY LIMITED. SUITE 2, 38-46 ALBANY STREET, LEONARDS NSW 2065 Australia STOLEN;Computer database management services in the field of asset management namely; the maintenance and updating of a computerised database of serial numbers and other identifiable markings used to assist owners, insurers and law enforcement agencies in the identification and recovery of goods, by means of a global computer network;.COM;
STOLEN.COM Grand Canyon Technologies Pty Ltd Level 1, 12 Rodborough Road Frenchs Forest New South Wales 2086 Australia STOLEN;Computer database management services in the field of asset management namely; the maintenance and updating of a computerised database of serial numbers and other identifiable markings used to assist owners, insurers and law enforcement agencies in the identification and recovery of goods, by means of a global computer network;.COM;
STOLEN.COM Wright,Timmy,Sim 182 buffalo bluff rd palatka FL 32177 STOLEN;POSTNGS AND ADVERTISEMENT, SERVICES;
STOLEN.COM Wright,Jimmy, Kim 180 Buffalo bluff rd Palatka FL 32177 STOLEN;POSTNGS AND ADVERTISEMENT, SERVICES;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for identifying a lost or stolen device is disclosed herein. The system includes: a transmitter, coupled to said device, for transmitting identification information; a receiver for receiving the identification information transmitted by the transmitter, when the transmitter is within a defined distance from the receiver; and a computer, coupled to the receiver for receiving the information from the receiver, and having a database for storing data associated with lost or stolen devices; wherein the computer compares the information with the data, and generates an alarm if the information indicates that the device is lost or stolen. The method includes: receiving information transmitted by a radio frequency identification (RFID) device, coupled to an item, when the item comes within a defined range of a receiver which receives the information; storing data associated with lost or stolen goods in a database coupled to the receiver; comparing the information to the data and determining if the information matches the data associated with the lost or stolen goods; and generating an alarm, if the information matches the data.