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if anybody is offered a ps4 without control pad, would they please let me know. stolen last night by some young s****-head. seacombe area

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check facebook chips thats the first place i would look as a lot of that type of thing get sold on there day to day.

Scumbags. Check gumtree too

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Seems to have been a few attempted break ins last night in Seacombe. Priory Road, Ferryside and Peter st


TheMrs

just checked ebay and found nothing by searching "PS4" and selecting the "Distance: nearest first" option... but the chances are it won't come "on the market" for a while, whoever stole it will either A) buy the necessary leads etc and play on it for a bit then sell it as 'complete' or just keep it for themself or B) trade it for drugs or other stolen items... with other scumbags

good luck!

edit: it'll probably wind up in one of them second hand shops that don't ask questions, just buy stuff... it's a case of proving it's yours, do you have the box with the serial number and stuff on to cross-reference any with?

If it's a smack head selling he would prob go to the local pubs an try and sell it there first

if your on ps+ deactivate it
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Try cash converters.The ... probally need a quick sale for there booze,fags and drugs.

thanks for all your comments, still no luck.
just one very upset 12year old grandson

Keep an eye on Preloved and Gumtree and the Facebook sale pages.

EDIT: After investigating, there doesn't seem to be any unique ID on PS4's.

I doubt the police would dig that deep at all, however I do believe the console will have a unique id which sony can see and possibly if the new user logs in with their psn log in then they should be able to pass the information on to the police, i.e. address which was registered with the associated psn account.

I wasn't suggesting the police would dig, more that if all the serials were logged and noted through the usual places like Cash Generator, if it was attempted to be sold on, they may see it back, a bit like having your bicycle coded.

Like I said, a long shot.

Looking on the internet, it looks like Sony can tie an IP to a consoles serial number/MAC, but requires police involvement to do so. And that would be down to if the police felt it was worth the time. Plus this is 'the internet' saying this, without any official confirmation of this it could all just be bull.

Lot of ifs, buts and maybes, but certainly worth finding out I would think.