Babe it must really be a wrong number...so i would not worry about it, unless micheal v is a client of yours and the lady was his wife. googling your number may bring up your website and eros ad. But since that is already public information, don't think it can hurt you.

I use the same precautions for TS and GG providers....no records, delete emails, different cell phones for work and different for providers.

Hey girl. Can't wait for you to get back to my neighborhood.

I had an incident once where I did not delete a provider's number from my cell phone. It turns out that my pet was sitting on the phone one morning and called the provider 4 times in a row. I guess this is a convoluted way of pocket dialing. The provider called me later to ask if it was me or my wife. Needless to say, she was concerned. For me, LESSON LEARNED!

Hey Venus --  for the most part I only do out of town girls when I travel and call for the hotel's phone or pay phone (but this option be becoming less used).  I will call from my work extension as well, since no auditing is used and since it is a PBX system, it has several lines it uses to make a call.  If you were to "call back" the number, it goes to the main switchboard number and the operator would answer.  Unless I left my name, there is no way to trace, because you really need to that.

Otherwise, discreet is the word, delete, delete, wipe clean.  I don't use email,and if I do, then it's a special account like hushmail or something like that, since companies are required by law to keep company email for a period of time.  So even if you do DELETE, there is an archive copy of it most likely.

Anyhow, best wishes you, and hope you'll travel to Texas sometime (Dallas, Houston), as I don't get to NYC that often!!