Some one stoled my canon g9 and i want to now if there is a serial number i can get to told the police where can i found the serial

contact mobile phone network provider for imei number and get phone put on black list.

There is one thing you can do if you have the serial number of your device. You can find it on the device itself and on a sticker on the packaging of your device. If your device was registered to your TomTom account, you could try contacting TomTom support by phone and ask if they can give you the serial number when you provide them you're account data.
Once you have the serial number you go to the police station and inform them your device was stolen. If you're lucky, one day the police will find the gagsters who stole your GPS, and if they find lots of stolen products, they will probably check the police computer to check if the serial numbers are reported as stolen.

Can't help you this time but when you purchase anything you should have a note book and write all the information in it then you would not have this problem. A lot of people do not think of these things.

call the police. as far as I know DSI's have no tracking devices in them.

Hi, Those wouldn't have the serial number however it can be found with your camera's EXIF data which you can get from putting the photo on Flickr or into photoshop. If you need more help let me know.

yes, u can block the phone which u lost.every phone has its own serial number.if u give that serial number to the nokia customer care with the written police complaint copy,they will block the phone.

When my former wife arrived from a European trip, she was very upset because suddenly the Canon G9 I had lent her wouldn't open. It was right before Christmas too. I immediately went on line and found Cameras and Parts which was highly recommended by others. After having an unproductive conversation with Canon in which they claimed their was not a general problem with the G9, I contacted Cameras and Parts. I'm happy to report that the camera was fixed in no time and cost about half of what Canon wanted - plus it was refurbished and works great. So you might try Cameras and Parts.

not likely, unless you have the serial number. you can make a police report and if the item is pawned it will find its way back to you. back tracking a stolen gps will be impossible unless yu have a tracking devise installed on the gps.

Check inside any battery, memory card compartments.

It is on the bottom of the camera.