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It can't be traced as a phone number.
stella_sapphire See my TER Reviews 1890 reads
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A client who works for a tel-com company that services the WI/IL-Chicago area told me today that they install phone systems for police departments.  These systems can imitate almost any number and show up on your ID as someone you would recognize.  LE uses them often for drug busts and such.

CiaraHasFun See my TER Reviews 576 reads
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For letting all police departments all around the country knowing..

stella_sapphire See my TER Reviews 968 reads
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Ciara - are you ticked at me?  Honestly, my intention was not to piss anyone off...just trying to post useful info.  I figured with all the other LE posts, this may be of some use...a 'heads up' so to speak.

I'm soooooo sorry if I've done something.  Should I ask the moderator to remove my newbie faux pas?

:o(

Stella

PeterPickle 566 reads
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Nothing new. The average person can do it from their own cell/home phone these days. That's how they all those T-Mobile accounts were hacked into (including Paris Hilton's).

channelguy 32 Reviews 352 reads
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Use IP telephone.  It would take the CIA to find out who you are.  Actually, no..it can't be traced.

GaGambler 1097 reads
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Ciara, any police department that doesn't know how to spoof a phone number is living in the stone age, and probably can't download this page on their Conmmodore 64. lol

HangingwithBears 867 reads
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Now that's interesting. It's pretty easy to trace back any IP address to an individual computer so how is it that an IP phone can't be traced? After all, it's comping from an IP address and that IP address was assigned by your service provider.

zinaval 7 Reviews 409 reads
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It doesn't come up on phone ID. Like a prepaid mobile phone, the number isn't traceable. You can't even get to the IP.

Though I'm guessing that somebody has found a way of doing it.

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