I think its *57 to log a "call trace"-- believe me they can be tracked - sm

Posted By: Laura E. on 2005-08-11
In Reply to: Unlisted number, caller ID, and block unknown callers. - try this

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This was a shock to me..... - SM
- harrasing phone calls - crittersmom
- Have you tried reporting this (sm) - Lori
  - The last I heard, stalking and harassment were against the law. - here's a link
- Unlisted number, caller ID, and block unknown callers. - try this
  - I think its *57 to log a "call trace"-- believe me they can be tracked - sm - Laura E.
    - Don't know where my interior message went, but any call is traceable - sm - Laura E.
- SBC has an option ... - Busy MT'ing
  - Oh how funny. If it were Spheris whatever - to Busy MT'ing
    - HAHAHAHA I know. I had the same thought! - Busy MT'ing
    - Darn it, was supposed to go under the - MQ issue. Still funny though!
- That is awful. Anyway the police can get involved? These kids need - to know they cannot do this.

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Changing to Final only hides the tracked changes, it does not remove them. sm
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