re: "Black box"

Dec 26, 2009 111 Replies

Well, that's the price in some areas, take it or leave it. That was my whole point. Sometimes cell phones are *cheaper* than POTS lines.

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Many cell phones can do that. Usually through a USB connection.

He many or may not be mentally ill, but that was not the point I was making.

Sylvia.

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Some of the callers (the most frequent ones usually) had no ID or number ("unknown" or "unavailable" or blank). I have been enjoying silence WRT those idiots for a while now.

Mine also has a USB data cable used for a "modem" connection. I believe VZW locked it out like everything else on the phone, though.

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Enjoy.

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