Can you trace a telephone number???

If you know the number select it and permently divert it to a random un used number.

sounds like it's probably a change of number job

hope you get this sorted hun

i hope it gets sorted too - think im just going to have to change my number and start again.

Originally Posted by neio79

If you know the number select it and permently divert it to a random un used number.

Or simply divert it back to where it came if you know the number (can you do that? would be fun if you could )

EDIT: of course, this wouldn't stop the text messages tho

Anyone work in O2 ?

[Viney]

If you want to find the area that it originates from, then use Streetmap and you can enter the dialing code. It will then confirm your suspisions, and the need to take it further. My girlfrind had to change her number because of harrassement from her Brothers new woman. I also had to change my number when i was being stalked by Angelina Jolie

Originally Posted by Viney

I also had to change my number when i was being stalked by Angelina Jolie

Was that to make it easier for her to remember?

Originally Posted by Viney

If you want to find the area that it originates from, then use Streetmap and you can enter the dialing code. It will then confirm your suspisions, and the need to take it further. My girlfrind had to change her number because of harrassement from her Brothers new woman. I also had to change my number when i was being stalked by Angelina Jolie

but if it's a mobile number??? which i think it must be if the answer machine is automate by o2

[JamesMio]

Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy

Anyone work in O2 ?

There's your answer...

Either find someone that works at O2 who could 'accidentally' bring up the account details for that number, or... (and this is clever even if I do say so myself...)...

Phone O2 Customer Services, give them the rogue number, and when they ask to confirm your name give the name of the person you THINK it is. If they ask you any further security questions, you've got it right, if not just hang up and try again with any other names you think it might be.

This should probably be done from a Phonebox etc, just in case but I'd give that an 80% chance of success if you tried it.

Disclaimer - this is probably illegal and shouldn't be done etc etc blah blah....

Originally Posted by JamesMio

There's your answer...

Either find someone that works at O2 who could 'accidentally' bring up the account details for that number, or... (and this is clever even if I do say so myself...)...

Phone O2 Customer Services, give them the rogue number, and when they ask to confirm your name give the name of the person you THINK it is. If they ask you any further security questions, you've got it right, if not just hang up and try again with any other names you think it might be.

This should probably be done from a Phonebox etc, just in case but I'd give that an 80% chance of success if you tried it.

Disclaimer - this is probably illegal and shouldn't be done etc etc blah blah....

how very cunning! but i don't think i have the "balls" to do it!