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Other Stuff That Has Little To Do With PLA => Techinical Shit => Phreaking, Hacking, Social Engineering, Lock Picking => Topic started by: Godot on February 18, 2009, 09:58:16 AM
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Apparently, this new service from the makers of SpoofCard allows you to reveal blocked caller ID info by secretly sending your incoming calls through their 800 number and grabbing the ANI.
http://www.trapcall.com/
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I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that this is illegal, but still a great idea. And it's free? Wow.
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I've been reading lately that they're wanting to pass laws to make caller ID spoofing illegal. Which I guess is a good thing, even if it'll take away a lot of fun things. I don't see how forwarding your calls to a toll-free number could be illegal though.
I love how Spoofcard continuously makes a complete mockery of the caller ID system.
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How would you enforce caller id spoofing? What if i am in canada and i spoof my caller id when i call the usa?
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How would you enforce caller id spoofing? What if i am in canada and i spoof my caller id when i call the usa?
Then lets just say you better be happy Guantanamo Bay was shut down. Terrorist!
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How would you enforce caller id spoofing? What if i am in canada and i spoof my caller id when i call the usa?
Quit trying to fool us, we know you don't have phones in your igloos.
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This crap is random...... 8)
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Nice sunglasses brah.
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How would you enforce caller id spoofing? What if i am in canada and i spoof my caller id when i call the usa?
Quit trying to fool us, we know you don't have phones in your igloos.
They use cans with strings connecting them.
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How would you enforce caller id spoofing? What if i am in canada and i spoof my caller id when i call the usa?
Quit trying to fool us, we know you don't have phones in your igloos.
Hey our igloos have fonez! It just takes forever to have them installed as they use dog sleds
as transportation for the service techs.
Why won't you go away?
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They finally added Verizon Wireless support, so I got to try it out.
Basically, they give you instructions to set up conditional call forwarding to their toll-free number. When you get an incoming call from a private caller, it first rings your phone normally, with the number hidden. When you reject the call, it sends it to TrapCall who gets the ANI and then calls you again, this time showing the number in Caller ID.
It works quite well. Of course, it is still useless when the ANI information is missing or incorrect, such as with Skype.
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They finally added Verizon Wireless support, so I got to try it out.
It doesn't work very well on vzw phone. When you call *86 you just get their 800 number which rings and rings and never picks up, so to check your voicemail you have to turn off call forwarding, check your voicemail, and turn it back on. they claim to be working on the problem
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They finally added Verizon Wireless support, so I got to try it out.
It doesn't work very well on vzw phone. When you call *86 you just get their 800 number which rings and rings and never picks up, so to check your voicemail you have to turn off call forwarding, check your voicemail, and turn it back on. they claim to be working on the problem
My voicemail works fine, except when I call *86 (or my own number), I get my voicemail as if I were an outside caller. However, all I have to do is hit # and it asks for my PIN and lets me in. So now I just have to press one more button when I check my messages.
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They finally added Verizon Wireless support, so I got to try it out.
It doesn't work very well on vzw phone. When you call *86 you just get their 800 number which rings and rings and never picks up, so to check your voicemail you have to turn off call forwarding, check your voicemail, and turn it back on. they claim to be working on the problem
My voicemail works fine, except when I call *86 (or my own number), I get my voicemail as if I were an outside caller. However, all I have to do is hit # and it asks for my PIN and lets me in. So now I just have to press one more button when I check my messages.
Really? mine doesn't work at all... oh well, they claim to be "working on the problem"
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I've been using it for about a month now and it works like clockwork. Now, at the very least, the hooligans from my school can't dial *67 and harass me without repercussions. None of them are skilled or knowledgeable enough to use caller id spoofing, calling cards, relays, or voip. They seriously believe they're safe with standard caller id blocking. I can't wait to receive a blocked call- I am literally rolling around on the floor all crazy-like as I laugh..
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Now TrapCall is forcing me to use their ad-supported system for voicemail. I am considering just dropping them, since I never use their unblocking anyway.
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I've been using it for about a month now and it works like clockwork. Now, at the very least, the hooligans from my school can't dial *67 and harass me without repercussions. None of them are skilled or knowledgeable enough to use caller id spoofing, calling cards, relays, or voip. They seriously believe they're safe with standard caller id blocking. I can't wait to receive a blocked call- I am literally rolling around on the floor all crazy-like as I laugh..
What repercussions, exactly, did you have in mind for these "hoodlems" that you're going to bust with your 31337 h4x0r 5killz?