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  1. #1
    Dave, UK
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    Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also have
    opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli "International"
    which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu, I am Anglo, but my
    Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont call again, remove me
    from list" etc.

    Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???




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  2. #2
    AntiSpamBloke
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    Re: Landline 020 2222 2222


    "Dave, UK" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    > 01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also have
    > opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli "International"
    > which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu, I am Anglo, but my
    > Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont call again, remove me
    > from list" etc.
    >
    > Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    > be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    > back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???
    >


    Where does 02022222222 fit in?


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  3. #3
    {{{{{Welcome}}}}}
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    Re: Landline 020 2222 2222

    Dave, UK wrote:
    > Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    > 01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also have
    > opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli "International"
    > which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu, I am Anglo, but my
    > Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont call again, remove me
    > from list" etc.
    >
    > Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    > be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    > back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???


    People spoof numbers all the time. To get around ACR, I used to spoof
    my CLI too at times.

    You wouldn't call back numbers you don't recognise though, only Muppets
    would do that.


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  4. #4
    ALi
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    Re: Landline 020 2222 2222

    TPS is a load of rubbish.

    "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Dave, UK wrote:
    >> Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    >> 01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also have
    >> opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli "International"
    >> which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu, I am Anglo, but my
    >> Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont call again, remove me
    >> from list" etc.
    >>
    >> Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    >> be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    >> back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???

    >
    > People spoof numbers all the time. To get around ACR, I used to spoof my
    > CLI too at times.
    >
    > You wouldn't call back numbers you don't recognise though, only Muppets
    > would do that.
    >
    >
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  5. #5
    {{{{{Welcome}}}}}
    Guest

    Re: Landline 020 2222 2222

    ALi wrote:
    > "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
    > message news:[email protected]...
    >> Dave, UK wrote:
    >>> Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    >>> 01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also
    >>> have opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli
    >>> "International" which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu,
    >>> I am Anglo, but my Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont
    >>> call again, remove me from list" etc.
    >>>
    >>> Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    >>> be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    >>> back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???

    >>
    >> People spoof numbers all the time. To get around ACR, I used to
    >> spoof my CLI too at times.
    >>
    >> You wouldn't call back numbers you don't recognise though, only
    >> Muppets would do that.
    >>

    >
    > TPS is a load of rubbish.


    Sure is, if the company is using call centres outside the UK.





  6. #6
    Dave, UK
    Guest

    Re: Landline 020 2222 2222

    On 26 Jun, 21:51, "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}"
    <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
    > ALi wrote:
    > > "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
    > > messagenews:[email protected]...
    > >> Dave, UK wrote:
    > >>> Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    > >>> 01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also
    > >>> have opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli
    > >>> "International" which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu,
    > >>> I am Anglo, but my Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont
    > >>> call again, remove me from list" etc.

    >
    > >>> Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    > >>> be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    > >>> back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???

    >
    > >> People spoof numbers all the time. To get around ACR, I used to
    > >> spoof my CLI too at times.

    >
    > >> You wouldn't call back numbers you don't recognise though, only
    > >> Muppets would do that.

    >
    > > TPS is a load of rubbish.

    >
    > Sure is, if the company is using call centres outside the UK.- Hide quoted text -
    >
    > - Show quoted text -


    So, is it easier to spoof CLI from some countries than others? Is it
    illegal here? Can it be done from modem software or do you need
    special hardware?

    DA




  7. #7

    Re: Landline 020 2222 2222

    On Jun 26, 9:51 pm, "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}"
    <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
    > ALi wrote:
    > > "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
    > > messagenews:[email protected]...
    > >> Dave, UK wrote:
    > >>> Got calls from this CLI, and also a sales call (loans) from CLI of
    > >>> 01111. How can this be? Can CLI to mobiles be spoofed also. Also
    > >>> have opted out on TPS, I keep getting sales calls with cli
    > >>> "International" which then changes to "Screen 2". Sounds like Urdu,
    > >>> I am Anglo, but my Kashmiri mate has taught me "wrong number, dont
    > >>> call again, remove me from list" etc.

    >
    > >>> Same with UK CLIs when you ring it it's NU. I realise one scam would
    > >>> be to xmit an non-UK CLI, say 001 900 .. or +349 ..and when you dial
    > >>> back you pay $1/sec or something. But that's not this, is it ???

    >
    > >> People spoof numbers all the time. To get around ACR, I used to
    > >> spoof my CLI too at times.

    >
    > >> You wouldn't call back numbers you don't recognise though, only
    > >> Muppets would do that.

    >
    > > TPS is a load of rubbish.

    >
    > Sure is, if the company is using call centres outside the UK.- Hide quoted text -
    >
    > - Show quoted text -


    And rubbish if they are in the UK and the company concerned don't care
    about the law.

    If you tell the company you're TPS registered, they say "your number
    IS xxxxxxxxx isn't it?" and they replace the last digit with another.
    When you say "no" they say "oh I'm so sorry, I must have mis-dialled".

    Totally transparent...........mind you, as this was Britain's biggest
    and well-known double glazing company, you'd expect them to be
    transparent :-)




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