Summary
- PTTL Lost & Found Gear brings together reports of lost, stolen and found photography or video equipment in Greece.
- The service is intended for all kinds of gear, from an inexpensive compact camera to professional systems.
- In case of theft, the first step is to report it to the Police, while notifying local camera stores, especially those dealing in used equipment, can also be useful.
- Live search supports serial number, brand, model, city, region, category, incident type and case status.
- Listings are reviewed before publication, personal contact details remain private and cases can be managed without creating an account.
Contents
- For every camera and every user, not only professionals
- In case of theft, report it to the Police first
- What can be reported
- What information a listing can contain
- Listings are reviewed before publication
- Live search with serial numbers and filters
- Personal details remain private
- What happens when someone reports found equipment
- Case code and private management link
- Bilingual service in Greek and English
- Protection of photographs and data
- Why a public registry can be useful
- Four key ways to use the service
- What we think
- Frequently asked questions
PTTL introduces Lost & Found Gear, a new public service for recording and searching for lost, stolen or found photography and video equipment in Greece.
The service allows anyone to report stolen or lost equipment, as well as an item they have found and whose owner they are trying to locate, whether it is an expensive professional system or a simple compact camera left behind on a beach.
Its usefulness is not limited to professionals or expensive equipment. A small Kodak, an old compact camera, a lens, a drone or even a camera found at the bottom of a lake may have financial, practical or personal value to its owner and may be worth an effort to reunite it with them.
