Well, I've solved my problem. Last night I went into all my kids'
rooms and took their address/phone books and copied down all the names
and phone numbers. Then this morning I compared the phone numbers to
the several hundred numbers on my phone bill. I found all but four.
So now I know who to charge for the phone calls.

Big confrontation tonight!!!

Cranky Dude wrote:

> Well, I've solved my problem. Last night I went into all my kids'
> rooms and took their address/phone books and copied down all the names
> and phone numbers. Then this morning I compared the phone numbers to
> the several hundred numbers on my phone bill. I found all but four.
> So now I know who to charge for the phone calls.
>
> Big confrontation tonight!!!
good luck go get'em DUDE

--
Must fight it must , i must fight my A.D.D , what was i talking about
oh never mind oooo what that over there

Be gentle, yet firm. Most of us with grown kids sort of knew who the
culprits were when you first stated your problem.

Since you are computer literate, you really should check your mid-month
usage on your account. Online customer care is easy to set up. If it's a
problem, call CS and have them help you set it up.

"Cranky Dude" <junkmail1@infoventures.com> wrote in message
news:hr8t00d3snpsbivhopvsan6lloq10vo86o@4ax.com...
> Well, I've solved my problem. Last night I went into all my kids'
> rooms and took their address/phone books and copied down all the names
> and phone numbers. Then this morning I compared the phone numbers to
> the several hundred numbers on my phone bill. I found all but four.
> So now I know who to charge for the phone calls.
>
> Big confrontation tonight!!!
>

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 21:51:57 -0800, "dirty rat 753"
<rubyebbyrdNOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Since you are computer literate, you really should check your mid-month
>usage on your account. Online customer care is easy to set up. If it's a
>problem, call CS and have them help you set it up.
>

I do check my minutes a couple times a month. It appears that ATTWS
may not be up to date on their web site. I checked and had about 30
minutes remaining a week before the bill. I really didn't have any
minutes remaining.

CD

Digital cloning is rare, but if your phone has analog capability, you could
have been cloned while roamiang on analog. It is easy to clone a GSM phone
if the thief has physical access to your SIM card. It can be done out of
the air in theory, but I haven't heard of it happening in the real world.

Stu

"Cranky Dude" <junkmail1@infoventures.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 03:10:41 GMT, Steve Knight
> <stevek@knight-toolworks.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >go to www.whitepages.com and do a reverse lookup and see who the numbers
belong
> >too.
> > you can be sneaky and ask hey what's your friends first name that has
this
> >last name?
>
> I did that immediately. Sorry to say about 90% of the calls came up
> unknown or with no listing. I picked two of the out of state numbers,
> one in Virginia and one in Illinois, and called both of them to see
> who it was. One of the people knew one of my kids and confirmed that
> was who made the call. The other person doesn't know anyone in my
> family or anyone in my city and assured me the listing on the bill had
> to be a mistake.
>
> CD
>