Recent content by kazaly

I've been online with a DJI rep and apparently the locking of an account is a deliberate act and not the equivalent of forgetting to unbind. It seems this is the DJI equivalent of locking a lost or stolen mobile phone via its IMEI number. If there was a simple oversight, the pawnbroker should...

Quite likely Yorkie, and yes, it is a criminal offence but that is no excuse for knowingly disposing of a suspected stolen item commercially. Cash Converters is a large pawn shop chain in Aus with a bad reputation for fencing stolen goods. The only reason this transaction came unstuck for them...

There is an Air 2 with Fly More Combo and a locked account being advertised by Cash Converters in Merrylands: Link to Ad I tried to get a serial but Cashies refused so I suspect they know it's a hottie. Maybe someone in this forum knows of someone who has suffered a recent theft? Or knows a...

I wasn't going to buy it. If I can find out who owns it though, I can either let them know where their drone is or let the local cops know if in fact DJI are willing to divulge ownership details. I'd guess the drone has been stolen as the account has been locked in much the same way as a mobile...

Thank you curmudgeonly old Sesame St Mavic dude! Love that avatar !!!

Thanks so much for the warm welcome from the heartland MA2 317

I'm looking to get into a DJI drone, probably an Air, so shopping around. I found a cheap 2S online but it's account is locked though I have been given the serial number. Is there a way I can contact the account holder? If, as I suspect, the drone is stolen, I could hopefully reunite it with its...

In Australia it's called "theft by finding" If you find a valuable item, you must hand it in to the police. If the item goes unclaimed for a period of time (months) then it will become yours.