The serial number and msid are printed on a label in the battery compartment, they're also printed on the original box the evo came in.. If you've reported it lost/stolen to Sprint, then anyone buying it will have to flash it to one of the nvno,s to use it. If you're going to make this a legal matter, you probably should report it stolen to the police and fill out a report before you meet the guy. Once you have possession and are sure it's yours, call the cops immediately. As you know, there's a risk of violence here and you have to ask yourself if it's worth it for a phone with a broken lens that's a few days from EOL. If you go for it? GOOD LUCK!

 

also maybe try Plan B -

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.lookout.labs.planb

good luck.

 

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I'm not a Genius or anything but couldn't sprint track the GPS of the phone and report its location to the Police. I do believe every phone has a unique MAC Address, So regardless of the Software on the phone the hardware unless changed will remain the same. (Highly doubtful someone would go though all the trouble of changing the actual hardware) I also agree you should get a police report for it. As far as going yourself I wouldn't bother your safety is worth more than a phone and some of these guys are so drugged out they just assume shoot you and clean you out and get more drugs.

+1 Gekko for Plan B