Stealing phones in London is getting far harder. Record City Hall funding is helping the Met crackdown on the £50m-a-year trade in stolen phones and tackle all involved – from the street robbers, to the middlemen who unlock devices and sell them on. We will not let up in our pursuit of these criminals and we'll continue working with the mobile phone industry to make stolen phones harder to use, sell and profit from.

Steal this prompt to find 100 companies that actually have a reason to buy from you right now: That’s why their outreach gets ignored. A better way is to find companies already showing signs they might need what you sell. Here’s how to build that list with Polar: - Open a fresh Google Sheet - Add columns for the company, buying signal, source, decision-maker, contact information and outreach angle - Open Give it this prompt: “Help me find 100 companies that are likely to need [describe your product]. Only include companies that match this ICP: • Industry: [industry] • Location: [location] • Company size: [employee range] Each company must have shown at least one buying signal during the last 30 days: • Raised funding • Started hiring for relevant roles • Launched a new product • Expanded into a new market • Publicly discussed a problem our product solves For every company, find the most relevant decision-maker and add: • Company name and website • Buying signal • Source and date • Decision-maker’s name and role • LinkedIn profile • Publicly available work email • A personalized outreach angle based on the signal Add everything to the open Google Sheet. Never invent missing information. Write NOT_FOUND if something cannot be verified.” Instead of contacting random companies and hoping they care, you now have 100 accounts with an actual reason to buy. Save this prompt for your next outbound campaign.

Steal this idea. Allow people+agents to build custom hardware devices simply by prompting. Here's how you could make it happpen: - Index components available from partners (raspberry pi, Arduino, sensors, etc.) - Get a 3D printer or CNC machine - Expose catalogue + APIs for machines to agents, and let them use what's available to help make their human's request a reality. One prompt, order is assembled, human reviews + pays and the custom hardware comes assembled to your home in a day. It'd be so cool to have physical hardware made as easily as software, would open up so many possibilities!