spoofer now has my entire call list

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Colinj

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#10377 18-Nov-2006 15:36

follow on from can a person spoof a phone number. The same person has managed to obtain a list of my last months call list from my old prepay phone. I assume this was given to them by the phone company without my permission. They have proceeded to ring persons on this list and leave messages again spoofing the number to make it appear it is from someone else. I am assuming this is illegal and I can proceed with some sort of legal action against both the phone company. I suspect that the person who supplied this list is a friend or he would have not done it. I also assume that he has attempted to cover his tracks hiding what he has done. Anyone had this before?

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#52946 18-Nov-2006 17:58

Sounds like you really sound be in contact with Vodafone and the police

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#52947 18-Nov-2006 18:03

The same person has managed to obtain a list of my last months call list from my old prepay phone.

By old prepaid phone do you mean that he has your old phone? Or SIM card?
Because both can record the numbers of outbound calls...

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#52948 18-Nov-2006 18:03

bradstewart: Sounds like you really sound be in contact with Vodafone and the police

You instantly assume it was a vodafone phone?

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#52949 18-Nov-2006 18:05

Wait.. I thought this was the Vodafone forum..

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#52951 18-Nov-2006 18:06

willnz:
bradstewart: Sounds like you really sound be in contact with Vodafone and the police

You instantly assume it was a vodafone phone?

Since this in the Vodafone forum then yes I assume that. Or is there something here you know that we don't? Are you the naughty person doing this?

[Self edit: corrected spelling]

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#52952 18-Nov-2006 18:07

cranz: Wait.. I thought this was the Vodafone forum..

I should *really* learn to read forum names before clicking

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#52956 18-Nov-2006 18:44

So where should it be

Colinj

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#52964 18-Nov-2006 22:11

i still have my old sim card and phone. they have received the list from a source that is in a position to supply a call list of phone calls and txt messages made for about 1 month before i changed the number. i am assuming that the phone company i had the phone with is the only one able to supply such details from their computer systems. And by the way I am talking to both of the major phone companies.

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#52966 19-Nov-2006 01:18

Really, for your own sake, you need to stop talking about this in a public forum, and pursue it via the telco(s), the police, and a lawyer...