Second phone for Hobbying......
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Go to 7-eleven and pay cash for the phone and some more cash for airtime. Call and activate it from some line, take out the phone and you're set. Anonymous and untraceable.
I want one of these phones just because it's untraceable 
I would want to hide it somewhere out in the elements like some sort of espionage/ bond thing! Lol
I would want to hide it somewhere out in the elements like some sort of espionage/ bond thing! LolExplaining a second phone is *really hard*. A second sim is better.
Actually, I bought one of those 2 sim iphone clones back in the spring. Never used that feature but it looks great. You turn the phone on, it asks which sim to use, then you are off. I never used it as a phone and would be willing to sell it since I ended up buying a itouch for my mp3's.
Just make CERTAIN you know which sim is in play when you use it.
Actually, I bought one of those 2 sim iphone clones back in the spring. Never used that feature but it looks great. You turn the phone on, it asks which sim to use, then you are off. I never used it as a phone and would be willing to sell it since I ended up buying a itouch for my mp3's.
Just make CERTAIN you know which sim is in play when you use it.
I think it is more of a hassle to explain a second phone to the wife. A pay-as-go sim gives you want you need for discretion and is easier to hide. I know I can pop a sim card in and out of my phone in a matter of seconds.
Technically, it may be registered with the original provider. I bought a cheap RAZR from Future shop and got it unlocked. So far, I have slipped SIMs from T-mobile, FIDO, Rogers and 7-11 (speak out) w/o hassle. The T-mobile and 7-11 SIMs did not require any identification. I never had to enter any IMEIs...
Um. These phones can be traceable. Not by your wife but by law enforcement, the carrier, etc.
It's called cell triangulation and LBS and the standard Wireless Enhanced 911.
It's called cell triangulation and LBS and the standard Wireless Enhanced 911.
Anything that's on a public network of the sort is traceable, that includes your internet activities on your laptop. It just depends on the nature of the case at hand that determines whether or not your 'logs' will be come privy to the public (LE, lawyer, etc)
How apropos that a rep from Secret Rendezvous would provide advice on this subject.
Don't they ask to see some identification when you activate the phone or do you just give some bogus name? Or better to activate from a public phone?
