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   On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 22:17:32 GMT, ColdFusion wrote:   
      
   > On Jan 2, 11:03 am, plug...@panty.net wrote:   
   >> RE: is there anyway to find an unlisted phone number?   
   >   
   >   To get an unlisted number, you must be a member of some type of law   
   > enforcement group.  I.E.:  cop, private investigator, attorney, even a   
   > game warden can get it.  But, you can't get it if your working a night   
   > security type of job (one of those that you can do without official   
   > training).   
   >   I don't know the exact process, but I know people who work for   
   > various phone companies, and they have to have offical documentation   
   > to give out an unlisted number.   
   >   ....................this is all how to legally get an unlisted   
   > number.  Otherwise, you're on your own.   
      
   There are ways that are 100% legal that don't require membership in the   
   legal community or direct interaction with the phone company. Just off   
   the top of my head, I can think of several, of which four are definitely   
   legal, and another may or may not be, depending on local laws.   
      
   1) Ask the owner. (Captain Obvious to the rescue!)   
   2) Search the Internet.   
   3) Hire a P.I.   
      
   Methods 4 and 5 are left as an exercise for the student. Methods beyond   
   those are extra credit.   
      
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