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| toomanybeerz@hotmail.com 2007-10-25, 10:33 am |
| I am willing to pay for the call log of my fiances work phone. If you
work at sprint, e-mail me.
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| Wooly 2007-10-25, 12:33 pm |
| toomanybeerz@hotmail
.com wrote:
> I am willing to pay for the call log of my fiances work phone. If you
> work at sprint, e-mail me.
>
If you distrust her so much you're trying to get someone to commit a
felony maybe you should rethink the engagement.
Just saying...
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| Wooly wrote:
> toomanybeerz@hotmail
.com wrote:
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> If you distrust her so much you're trying to get someone to commit a
> felony maybe you should rethink the engagement.
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> Just saying...
His email addy says it all "toomanybeerz"
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| Joel Koltner 2007-10-25, 10:33 pm |
| "Wooly" <nobody@nunya> wrote in message
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> If you distrust her so much you're trying to get someone to commit a felony
> maybe you should rethink the engagement.
If Verizon can hand over phone records to the feds -- who had no legal
authority to compel them to do so -- and it wasn't a felony, I suspect that
Sprint doing so for a private party wouldn't be either... although of course
it is liable to get the employee doing it fired.
I agree with your assessment that that if the guy is even thinking that his
fiance is anything but faithful, he should call off the wedding. Regardless
of whether she is or isn't, the marriage probably won't be a happy one!
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| Scott 2007-10-25, 10:33 pm |
| "Joel Koltner" < JKolstad71HatesSpam@
yahoo.com> wrote in
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> "Wooly" <nobody@nunya> wrote in message
> news:4720bb04$0$3251
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> If Verizon can hand over phone records to the feds -- who had no legal
> authority to compel them to do so -- and it wasn't a felony, I suspect
> that Sprint doing so for a private party wouldn't be either...
Actually, it would.
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