<human>: I got a Samsung Impression back in May and I really like it. A few weeks back I got drunk at a local bar and it slipped out of my jacket pocket at some point during the night. 

I'm a jackass for getting plowed and losing it in the first place, but then I started playing Batman and trying to track it down. I logged into my wireless account (AT&T) to see if anyone had called or texted anyone with it before I shut it off. Turns out they had. I called the numbers to attempt to explain that I had lost said phone and that some dishonest person was using it to call them. Not surprisingly, no one I contacted was any help.

The phone has a GPS function, so I looked into tracking it down via that. The best I could do was activate AT&T's FamilyMap service to try and get a location on it. I live in a small town and with AT&T's spotty 3g coverage I wasn't surprised to find this service unhelpful. The best I could get is a location within a 1.9 mile radius. That's a lot of doors to be knockin on. 

I tried calling the phone from various other numbers (friends phones, my wife's phone, etc) and got no answer. The person used the phone to call my Wife's mom at one point and just hung up on her.

All of this was a month ago. I had the phone deactivated and got a new sim card and switched back to my antiquated old Sony-Ericsson phone. 

Today, however, I get a call from a strange number. This person (who I have since identified as an older lady living in my town) asked for me by name, and asked if I was selling a Samsung phone, or if I sold it to someone who was reselling it. I explained to her that I'd lost it some time ago.

She said that she though something fishy was going on, but refused to give me any information in regards to the person who was attempting to sell it. 

Any suggestions as to how I should proceed in re-obtaining my lost property?

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<bot>: Lost my phone. Lady called asking if I sold it to someone. I didn't. The person who found my phone is trying to make a buck off my lost gear.