NODE 6719ec9aRe: Anonymous phone calls.
Black Unicorn <unicorn@access.digex.net>Wed, 4 May 94 23:17:41 PDT
Is there any way to make a phone call anonymously? Caller ID can be
blocked somewhat with one of those *## numbers dialed before the call
is made. Is there a way to route a call through a series of phone-type
remailer systems? This would allow one to make a call that would be as
hard to trace as anonymous mail.
Any ideas?
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There's a 1-900 number that is supposed to do this.
Which I could remember what it was.
NODE 2d3bac53Re: Anonymous phone calls.
"Christian D. Odhner" <cdodhner@indirect.com>Thu, 5 May 94 05:07:15 PDT
On Thu, 5 May 1994, Black Unicorn wrote:
> > Is there any way to make a phone call anonymously? Caller ID can be
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> There's a 1-900 number that is supposed to do this.
Don't *ever* trust something like that for anything important.
Happy Hunting, -Chris.
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NODE 7a56dc60Re: Anonymous phone calls.
Chris Knight <cknight@crl.com>Thu, 5 May 94 11:43:11 PDT
On Thu, 5 May 1994, Black Unicorn wrote:
> There's a 1-900 number that is supposed to do this.
>
> Which I could remember what it was.
>
Please don't. This service makes it hard on a caller-ID user, but way
too easy for the feds. All they would have to do is obtain the billing
logs...
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