In reply to G1INK:
Sounds like you need to get it insured (if it isn’t already) and then “accidentally” stand on it. Should be easy - do a joint activation with Mike and he do it for you! 
73, Gerald G4OIG
In reply to MM0FMF:
In reply to G1INK:
it can not be deleted.
Yes it can.
Indeed,
I’m a big fan of Android and numerous phones have passed through my hands (yes that includes some excellent HTC ones).
The first thing I do is Root them and load an alternative ROM.
Currently using Cyanogenmod which has ROMS for just about every device known to man (and women). http://www.cyanogenmod.org/
For the phones I acquire I either keep them as backups or pass them onto friends and relatives.
I load them up with an OVIVO Freedom 0 sim which, for a one off £5 payment, gives you 200 Mins, 300 Texts and 500MB Data every month free for ever.
http://www.ovivomobile.com/
Excellent to keep one in the rucksack with RRT loaded!
Pete
In reply to G4ISJ:
Hi Pete,
Do you get a new number with the SIM or do they recycle an existing number you have?
73
Ron
VK3AFW
In reply to AX3AFW:
In reply to G4ISJ:
Hi Pete,Do you get a new number with the SIM or do they recycle an existing
number you have?
You can port an existing number.
If you do, they give you £3 credit.
http://www.ovivomobile.com/rewards/#number-transfer-bonus
Pete