Establish Business Phone Number
For a discussion of Telecommunication Security Issues, go to the chapter Telephone, Voice Over Internet Phone (VOIP), Cell Phone, And Superphone, further on in the book.
Here Is My Personal Voice Communication Scheme:
For security and privacy reasons, I use only MagicJacks and prepaid cell phones I buy at local discount stores. With these communication devices, you can be anonymous and untraceable (if you do it right).
NOTE: At $59.95, including the first year of unlimited and long-distance phone service, MagicJacks are an awesome bargain for voice communication. The recently introduced MagicJack Plus and MagicJack Go have the best voice quality for VOIP (Voice Over Internet Phone) and can be used without being connected to a computer … It still needs an Internet connection. Click below to checkout a FREE 30-day trial:
I use a MagicJack at home, as a “message only” business number so I can screen incoming calls and only return the calls I choose. This lets me avoid solicitation and other types of unwanted calls. This MagicJack is registered in a fake name and is NOT enabled for 911 to my living address. It is NOT traceable to my Business Name, Business Address, my Given Name, or my Home Address.
I use a second MagicJack for voice communication at home. Only a trusted few people have the phone number. This MagicJack is also registered in a fake name and is NOT enabled for 911 to my living address (untraceable).
I keep a third unregistered MagicJack as backup that I could register in a couple minutes. If I were to decide I wanted a new and protected phone number for any reason, this MagicJack provides me with that choice. Perhaps if an undesirable person were to get my second MagicJack’s phone number. When activated, it would be untraceable.
I keep a basic prepaid cell phone with the battery removed (so it cannot be tracked), in my car. This cell phone is for traveling and emergency only. This phone does NOT have a backup button battery that keeps tracking active. I gave a link to a video earlier that showed how hidden backup batteries are permanently installed and how to remove said battery for one type of phone. If you did not view it, you should!
I keep a second prepaid cell phone at home with the battery removed for emergency backup and without a backup button battery.
That’s it … nothing more! A Superphone is NOT needed for voice communication and I don’t need Superphone functions like GPS that can track you. My car has a GPS receiver and so do my yacht and her tenders. Even my motorcycle and bicycle have GPS receivers.
NOTE: These receive only GPS units are not traceable.