Ultimate "Cover Your Tracks" thread

Another way to do phone numbers is :

416
555
1653
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2624 <<means nothing

On a piece of paper. Just say one of the guys in the office needed something added up, and didn't have a calculator at his desk.
Yeah, that doesn't look anything at all like a phone number :)
 
Outcalls

If you're doing outcalls from a hotel, never use the hotel phone (or allow the SP to use it). There is a permanent record of those numbers.
 
how can a gps enabled phone ie say a bb bold be tracked???

There are some phones that have the option so you can track family members(mainly kids).

Another hiding your tracks option is misdirection. Get the SO really busy doing something, if she's too busy to check up on you or home later than you, you can clean up hige evidence, float below the radar.
 
I have stopped using my work cell for text messages. Even though they only appear as text on your phone bill without any additional info.

Does anybody know if and for how long Rogers keeps the cell numbers texted to/from and the actual text message?
Would they give out that information to anybody else other than yourself and under which circumstances?
 
this should be merged with the other thread.

don`t use google they hold that shit FOREVER "only miscreants worry about privacy"

always the same line , " you got nothing to hide , then there`s nothing to fear"

too funny though, he doesn`t like it when his privacy is invaded

"Gawker highlights the irony of Schmidt`s typically haughty proclamations. After all, this is the man who banned CNet for a year after the news site published information about him it had gleaned from, yes, Google."
 
Another way to do phone numbers is :

416
555
1653
-----
2624 <<means nothing

On a piece of paper. Just say one of the guys in the office needed something added up, and didn't have a calculator at his desk.

I just carry a little spiral bound note book with me most of the time. It's full of phone numbers, SAPs and PLUs, good luck figuring out which is which, and which is work related and which isn't.

"Who's this 'Georgia'?"
"New sales rep, from Toronto from 'Company X'."
"Then who's 'Wendy'?"
"Wendy *****, you know blond woman I've been working with for the last 4 years..."
"What's this number then 620005483?"
"The new SAP for bacon bits....Give me that...."
 
You can easily mangle the phone numbers using some sort of a rule that only you know.

e.g.

416-123-4567 becomes 32176544
647-123-4567 becomes 32176546
905-123-4567 beocmes 32176549

Put them down as some sort of work account number / access code.
 
Never, ever tell an SP your real name. Use a made up name.

This provides plausible denyability if the SP ever tries to out you, whether on purpose or not. I had an SP call me one time and ask why I hadn't been to see her recently. My wife was actually standing next to me when I answered the call.

It was very satisfying to be able to say, "I think you have reached a wrong numer, my name isn't Joe."

Phone went to silent mode as I hung it up.
 
Don't create evidence with a time stamp.

For example:
407 bills show time and location. It shows you were in Scarborough when you were supposed to be in Guelph...

Most Visa receipts show a time. If you gas up your car at 2.00 pm in Burlington when your office is in Concord you better have an excuse.
 
Don't pretend that your single. That way if you ever bump into the SP, MPA, etc in public, you won't be concerned that she might out you by mistake.