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Can you not block selected numbers from giving a ring tone or from text reception on a cell phone?
When I answered, the bloke on the other end would ask for Hugh Anchor and then hang up. Well that's what I thought he said.![]()
Dowie's right, the prozzies must have gotten their details from somewhere, how about asking them how and when?
Not trying to be Sherlock here, but who do they know that:
- knows where they live,
- knows their mobile number,
- knows the name of their partner,
- has a link with Canada,
- has a grudge against them
Perhaps get a new mobile number and slowly give it out to certain people, when the abuse comes through on that line then they may have a likely suspect.
Go one step further and set up a sim card for each person you give your number out to. That way when phone 54 gets a random call, you'll know it was person Y.
Sounds like he's ****** someone off. There has to me more to this story.
Remember the old klingon proverb.
He who sticks his nose in a bee hive, gets more than a nostril full of honey?
I suggested maybe his girlfriend could do a Freedom on Information Request to the clinic to try and get an IP address but I doubt its something they would keep.
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Revenge is a dish best served cold
Its actually "When cold revenge is served, the dish is always very good"
also, kill bill vol 1![]()
Khan translated it badly. The actual Klingon proverb is "When cold revenge is served, the dish is always very good"![]()
I've never heard them say that one I have to admit