Left my PSP Go on the bus :(

[Rike255]

Very dumb of me, and of course it was never returned...I changed my PSN password right away, but is there anything else I should be doing?

[Navster]

Wow that sucks, sorry to hear that

I think you should be fine since you changed your pw, i would also change your primary email pw you used to login to that account, just in case...

[Rike255]

Haha thanks guys, ya it sucks but I just can't believe I was so dumb! Changing email address is a good idea, from what I remember I didn't even save my login info on the PSP but changing email/password should solve the problem anyways.

[SDon1969]

Originally Posted by Rike255

Very dumb of me, and of course it was never returned...I changed my PSN password right away, but is there anything else I should be doing?

Buying a car?

Naw I'm just kidding, man - that really stinks.

[PS3-Playb3yond]

Assuming a kind person found your PSP, although unlikely, you could try contacting Metro and tell them that you lost something. They might have a lost and found there. Were you on a Metro bus?

[Rike255]

Originally Posted by PS3-Playb3yond

Assuming a kind person found your PSP, although unlikely, you could try contacting Metro and tell them that you lost something. They might have a lost and found there. Were you on a Metro bus?

I called the transit department lost and found line, apparently they don't get much returned to them. Makes me proud to be from Edmonton...

[Agent Bond]

Damn, you fu**ed up, son.

[TL OWNS U]

I know that feeling man. My PSP and DS got stolen when we had a party at my house. If I saw an abandoned electronic anywhere I would take it to the nearest lost and found or try to contact them.

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Originally Posted by Rike255

Very dumb of me, and of course it was never returned...I changed my PSN password right away, but is there anything else I should be doing?

Password changes are the only MAJOR necessities required. Since the "new owner" will be able to view your e-mail address via the login screen, I'd monitor that closely as well. They could try to spoof it and use it for malicious purposes (viruses or spam).

[Trogdor2010]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

Password changes are the only MAJOR necessities required. Since the "new owner" will be able to view your e-mail address via the login screen, I'd monitor that closely as well. They could try to spoof it and use it for malicious purposes (viruses or spam).

Most people that steal things like electronics often sell them. I doubt they had any ability to be able to do that.