If my sim carrier blocked my personal phone over unpaid contract fees can I sue them for alot?

So in 2016 I took out an iPhone SE on contract then like 4 months later i got stabbed and the person who stabbed me also took my phone because it fell out my pocket during the altercation which I then used as an opportunity to get away. Anyway I bought an iPhone 5c (purchased separately from my contract) and after that and got sent a new sim which I used in my 5c, anyway my last payment of my contract I missed which was literally $39 and I got a letter saying because I missed it for 7 days I needed to pay $100+$39 or my service line will be cut off so I assumed they meant sim card but they blocked my phones reception some how and the phone became obsolete. I'm only remembering now because I've just tried to use the same iPhone with my spare contact sim because I'm with a new carrier which offered me a deal on 2 lines… My old carrier literally shut down my own phone for not paying them, but couldnt shut down a phone that I got stabbed for? Can I sue them for alot of money or not because I see it as an outrage that they've damaged my goods which was not owned by them via phone contact.

You can try to sue thern

Obviously, you have no idea what a "contract" is or your legal obligations concerning it. We didn't need to know about your stabbing - that's irrelevant. The ONLY thing that IS relevant is the contract you signed. If you properly reported it as stolen, they would have cut off the service to that phone. I'm betting that you went into a long and drawn out melodrama about being stabbed, and they took your phone, blah blah blah. Eventually, they stopped listening. You can sue. You will need a lawyer. Suing a company is not like suing an individual, and you won't win. You owe "your" debt. You can't just stop paying what you owe and expect that excuses will wipe the debt. Contracts don't work that way.

No, YOU violated YOUR contract.
They didn't.

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