rowtareh

Does anyone know how to trace a cell phone number?? My g/f and I keep getting calls from the same person and just bugging the hell out of us. It is not a telemarketer.



Somebody is trying to ruin my life and my girlfriends life by saying that I knocked up some girl(the person who is calling us), saying that I was gay, that I have been lying to my girlfriend. Not of it is true at all. I just want to call this person out, find out some information on them, first name last name, social security numbers, address. **** like that.



So if anyone could help, PLEASE help. I am in a pissy mood right now, and I was in the process of getting some *** when this was happening.



-Justin

ambassador_josh

who's your provider? With cingular, I'm able to see a call log on my bill online. I work for Sprint, and we also have access to call logs.. but we're not allowed to give them out. Perhaps if you used some "social engineering" you might eek it out a new hire, but good luck. If you can find the number, go to www.skipease.com, it'll tell you who the provider is so you can file a complaint.

rowtareh

I have a feeling the supplier is nextel. Most nextel numbers in my area consist of 240 299 and then the other 4 digits. I could always go to nextel and file a complaint. I just wanna trace this number and play mind games with the twisted ****.



But I will PM you the # if you don't mind and see if you can help me out any.



Thanks

Justin

casus_belli

By getting your underware in a bundle and going through all kinds of hassles, you're doing exactly what the ******* wants.



Simple fix is to ignore it. Or, you could use caller ID and not answer certain types of calls. Last is that you could just change your number - get yourself a cell.



When the twerp realizes that he/she's not having an effect, they just won't be able to resist outing themself. Then you can fuckem good. Why bother playing detective.

ambassador_josh

I pm'd you, but in case you look here first- yes it is a nextel number listed in Waldorf. You can try getting their customer support number and call in with it, then ask if they received your "letter informing them you need your address changed." Sound hurried and annoyed, like you'd been put on hold and transferred a lot. Ask them to read back the address, and to "make sure they have your name right, you're tired of this ****." The key is to sound pissed off. If they think you're a valuable, albeit pissed customer, they'll bend over backward to make you happy. They usually ask you to verify the ssn or the address, or in sprint's case, the account password. Any kind of hesitance on their part should be met with frustration on yours, so that you can get them to forget company policy to get some ******* off the phone. I do it all day. Any further help, just email me. My addy's in your PMs

Rob x-7

just change your number, how important is keeping the same number to you at this point anyhow.

rowtareh

I did not take this **** so lightly, I am not a person to **** off. I just want to see who is doing this. I just want to play mind games with them, like they did with me.



josh-thanks for the help, and now you say it is a phone number listed in waldorf, it looks like someone is gonna get some skulls cracked.

Sinful7

ambassador_josh

If sprint and nextel merge, I might be able to "accidentally" pull up that number, so I'll give ya all the info you need.

spaceman Spiff

can i get the number? i my unkle works for nextel.