On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 06:33:58 -0700, Ash
wrote:
>On Aug 22, 2:04 pm, v wrote:
>> Dont know if anyone can cast any light on this for me. I checked my
>> phone today when I came in as it showed one new incoming call having
>> been received whilst I was out. There was no time given when the
>> incoming call was made which is unusual but the number which had
>> called showed as 1234567890 which connected to a speaking clock when I
>> auto dialled the number.
>>
>> The phone is a Panasonic KX-TCD735EM
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>You got the speaking clock when you called back as the number for that
>is 123. I looks like someone has called you and presented a made up
>line number, rather than their real number.
>
Thanks for that, being totally ignorant how is it possible for someone
to fake their number and any idea why they would do so as they were
presumably phoning me as they wished to speak with me. Or would it be
just a prank call?
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