Checking out stripper phone numbers.
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
Whenever a stripper gives me a phone number and I want to keep it, I always do a Google search on the number. Usually I get a bunch of sites offering to give me the person's name, etc for a price. Some times I find out that she is an escort.
Yesterday I got a new number. She even sent me a text with her photo. So I ran her number through Google and got this: "Based on the 21+ complaints, it’s probably a scam. Learn how you can protect yourself from calls like XXX-XXX-XXXX." I tried a dozen other phone numbers that I know to be legitimate and none gave that response. Is this stripper scamming me? She did a very good act in VIP.
Yesterday I got a new number. She even sent me a text with her photo. So I ran her number through Google and got this: "Based on the 21+ complaints, it’s probably a scam. Learn how you can protect yourself from calls like XXX-XXX-XXXX." I tried a dozen other phone numbers that I know to be legitimate and none gave that response. Is this stripper scamming me? She did a very good act in VIP.
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in the article, she said " I rarely recommend giving out a phone number. It costs only a few bucks to decode a cell number, and creepers will pay that in order to get your personal information"
guess she was talking about you, shadow :-)
http://www.okcaller.com
1. Check on myself, to make sure my Ho Line hasn't been connected to the real me
2. Check on my real-life dates, for any funny business
3. Check on OTC girls, for any funny business
Mostly, no alarm bells are raised, but a couple of times I have decided to call off an OTC. I specifically remember looking up a girl who my buddy was going to go OTC with, the service found her real name, we looked up her facebook, and it was alarming enough that he called that one off. It's a quick and cheap double-check.
I got founder to take my number off and that thread down so it couldn't be found on Google again
Haven't had that issue since.
Now that I'm off the floor and got a career job with the company I'm a little more protective of my number and image in the real world