Alert: Protect Your Cell Phone and Home Phone Records

Last month you called a prospective new employer...you placed an anonymous call to Child Protective Services. Perhaps you called to report a crime. You checked your voicemail 25 times one day to see if that special person had called. Most of us assume that our phone records are private.

Despite mounting legal battles, information brokers on the Internet continue to offer the name and address connected to a cell phone number, an individual's phone number, even the complete record of outgoing and incoming phone calls. And we all now know about the N_A and At&T and...well.

Several websites offer cell phone records for a fee as small as $110. It is thought that these online information brokers use a technique called pretexting to obtain the records Ð pretending to be the customer and asking that the phone statement be faxed or emailed.

The ease with which individuals can illegitimately obtain this information is likely discomforting to most. But in some circumstances it can be life threatening. If you are a victim of stalking, involved in divorce proceedings, or simply concerned about your privacy, there are several steps you can take to protect your phone records.

LET US PROTECT YOUR HOME and CELL PHONE CALLS AND RECORDS
NOTE: To Protect Your Privacy We do not require your cell number, full name, or address.

NOT EVEN A LAW CAN STOP A STRANGER, Or SOMEONE
WHO KNOWS YOU FROM GETTING YOUR RECORDS.