special contract wanted, which phone provider?

i want a paired phone that will "collect" all my wifes incoming and
outgoing texts, covertly

would probably be a business contract of some sort, anyone know of such
a set up

andrew

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admin <[email protected]> Proclaimed from the tallest tower:

> i want a paired phone that will "collect" all my wifes incoming and
> outgoing texts, covertly
>
> would probably be a business contract of some sort, anyone know of
> such a set up
>
> andrew

What are you saying?
That you want a device(phone?) that will receive a copy of all texts
received by and sent to your wifes phone??
Don't think such a thing is possible, doing it covertly is probably
illegal...!

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ChrisM wrote:

> What are you saying?
> That you want a device(phone?) that will receive a copy of all texts
> received by and sent to your wifes phone??
> Don't think such a thing is possible,

It certainly is possible, but you could only do it with cooperation from the
network. I think the answer to the OP is "no, you can't". He'd have more
luck by installing some sort of 'spyware' on her phone to do his bidding
for him. I wouldn't be surprised if such a thing exists.

A slightly more low-tech and haphazard approach could be to covertly change
the address book entry for the suspected partner in crime to a number under
his control. It would only work for a while, but perhaps that's long
enough.

Another approach might be to pair her phone with his PC via Bluetooth and
use what software comes with it to retrieve the contents of the SMS inbox
on a regular basis.

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admin wrote:
> i want a paired phone that will "collect" all my wifes incoming and
> outgoing texts, covertly
>
> would probably be a business contract of some sort, anyone know of such
> a set up

You, and anyone facilitating your activity would be committing a
criminal tort.

On 18 Dec, 19:30, alexd <[email protected]> wrote:
> ChrisM wrote:
> > What are you saying?
> > That you want a device(phone?) that will receive a copy of all texts
> > received by and sent to your wifes phone??
> > Don't think such a thing is possible,
>
> It certainly is possible, but you could only do it with cooperation from the
> network. I think the answer to the OP is "no, you can't". He'd have more
> luck by installing some sort of 'spyware' on her phone to do his bidding
> for him. I wouldn't be surprised if such a thing exists.
>
> A slightly more low-tech and haphazard approach could be to covertly change
> the address book entry for the suspected partner in crime to a number under
> his control. It would only work for a while, but perhaps that's long
> enough.
>
> Another approach might be to pair her phone with his PC via Bluetooth and
> use what software comes with it to retrieve the contents of the SMS inbox
> on a regular basis.
>
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> *19:24:02 up 13 days, 21:36, *1 user, *load average: 0.50, 0.20, 0.09
> *They call me titless because I have no tits

Get an O2 SIM and register for 'bluebook' on the O2 website. You can
then log in to your online area and view all texts sent and recieved
online - if thats the kind of thing you mean?

Rupert Moss-Eccardt wrote:
> admin wrote:
>> i want a paired phone that will "collect" all my wifes incoming and
>> outgoing texts, covertly
>>
>> would probably be a business contract of some sort, anyone know of
>> such a set up
>
> You, and anyone facilitating your activity would be committing a
> criminal tort.


there is probably a business package of shared phones that probably does
this already, stop being so emotional, many married folks have been
caught out by their texts!! and quite right too...

andrew

admin wrote:
> Rupert Moss-Eccardt wrote:
>> admin wrote:
>>> i want a paired phone that will "collect" all my wifes incoming and
>>> outgoing texts, covertly
>>>
>>> would probably be a business contract of some sort, anyone know of
>>> such a set up
>>
>> You, and anyone facilitating your activity would be committing a
>> criminal tort.
>
>
> there is probably a business package of shared phones that probably does
> this already, stop being so emotional, many married folks have been
> caught out by their texts!! and quite right too...
>
> andrew


and in my case its only hypothetical as i keep her too worn out to
play away from home, i am a 10 times a week man, she aint got no
time or energy for mucking about...

the phones idea is just one of those mad in the bath ideas...

andrew

[email protected] wrote:

> Get an O2 SIM and register for 'bluebook' on the O2 website. You can
> then log in to your online area and view all texts sent and recieved
> online - if thats the kind of thing you mean?

You're replying to the wrong post.

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> and in my case its only hypothetical as i keep her too worn out to
> play away from home, i am a 10 times a week man, she aint got no
> time or energy for mucking about...

She might be after quality, not quantity...

"admin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> admin wrote:
>> Rupert Moss-Eccardt wrote:
>>> admin wrote:
>>>> i want a paired phone that will "collect" all my wifes incoming and
>>>> outgoing texts, covertly
>>>>
>>>> would probably be a business contract of some sort, anyone know of such
>>>> a set up
>>>
>>> You, and anyone facilitating your activity would be committing a
>>> criminal tort.
>>
>>
>> there is probably a business package of shared phones that probably does
>> this already, stop being so emotional, many married folks have been
>> caught out by their texts!! and quite right too...
>>
>> andrew
>
>
> and in my case its only hypothetical as i keep her too worn out to
> play away from home, i am a 10 times a week man,

I don't think dong it on your own counts.

.. she aint got no
> time or energy for mucking about...
>
> the phones idea is just one of those mad in the bath ideas...

Just a mad idea? Wow, great to hear how much faith you have in your wife's
fidelity. I wonder if she peruses newsgroups? It'd be a real laugh if she
read this lot.

Tim

On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 23:23:51 UTC, "Tim Downie"
<[email protected]> wrote:

> I don't think dong it on your own counts.

Freudian slip?

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>
> A slightly more low-tech and haphazard approach could be to covertly
> change
> the address book entry for the suspected partner in crime to a number
> under
> his control. It would only work for a while, but perhaps that's long
> enough.


You shouldn't encourige him Alex,
but they say the simplest solutions are the best, and should
I ever have need of such evidence, I will remember the above :-)


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>>
>>
>> and in my case its only hypothetical as i keep her too worn out to
>> play away from home, i am a 10 times a week man,
>
> I don't think dong it on your own counts.
>
> . she aint got no
>> time or energy for mucking about...
>>
>> the phones idea is just one of those mad in the bath ideas...
>
> Just a mad idea? Wow, great to hear how much faith you have in your
> wife's fidelity. I wonder if she peruses newsgroups? It'd be a real
> laugh if she read this lot.

His posting history puts him in the born again Christian category.
What happened to cheek turning etc?

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