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We really hate prank callers, don’t you. It seems as though they try to call you at the worst possible times such as in the middle of the night or when you are having dinner. The phone rings, and you pick up, and it is some punk kid trying to be funny. If this is happening to you, we found an easy solution that will help you catch them once and for all.

It is known as a reverse mobile search and it will allow you to type it into the search boxes and find information regarding their name and address. They are very easy to use and don’t take any longer than a few minutes to find your results.

A good reverse mobile should include cell phone numbers and unlisted numbers. This is because you can always receive land line phone for free with your local phone book. Also, it should allow you to have unlimited searches. This is because if someone calls you from a different number, you can easily access the information again, by simply logging back into your account and searching.

Reverse mobiles will help you track down that prank caller that consistently is bugging you on a daily basis. It will allow you to not only see their name, but also their exact location of where they live. This means you can call the person back, and when they answer, say “hello Jimmy”, and they will be stunned. They will have no idea how you knew their number, and you can laugh when they are the ones that are hanging up the phone on you.

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Copyright (c) 2009 Ed Opperman Have you ever gotten prank calls that you never find out who is doing it or what number they are calling from? There is a way that you can stop prank calls from happening. You need to find a way to learn the phone number, plus other information about the person calling you. There is technology available that will help you do this known as trap line; you just have to go online to find it. So, how can you stop prank calls from happening to you? There is actually a couple of different ways that you can use to prevent the prank calls that you receive. The first thing you want to do is to get technology that will help you identify the caller. Then you need to know how to prevent them from calling you again. Here are the best ways to stop them. One: If you get the right technology to help you discover who is calling you, then you will have a way that you can block their number. If you are able to block their number, then they will stop calling you or start calling you from a different phone number. In which case, you want to use one of the other ways to stop prank calls. Two: Find out the phone number, address and even the name of the person who is doing the prank calls. Then you want to call that phone number, don’t go confront them person to person, about the prank calls. Tell them that you know who they are and that you have the information on where they live. Then you want to tell them that you will notify the authorities if the calls don’t stop. Three: The last way is what you want to do only as a last resort or if the prank calls turn dangerous and that way is to go to the police with the information that you have discovered about the person using technology to help you. Make a complaint with the police department and let them take it from there. This will usually stop prank calls from continuing. Prank calls are just a part of life that you used to have to just deal with. Now there is technology available to help you learn the identity of the person calling you. It is not as hard as most people think to stop prank calls from happening. You just need to have a way to get the phone number and other personal information about the person calling you. The rest is pretty straightforward and simple.

What are your thoughts on the subject?

I joined the do-not-call list and I used to be able to report on the donotcall.gov website. But now the ugly marketing companies can hide their caller ID’s. When I pick up the phone it’s a recorded marketing message. I know there are certain machines that can detect non-human calls, but would the machines screen out those automatic calls from doctor office or library as well?

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Do you blow a whistle into the phone?

Bang the phone on the night stand.
Do i just pick up and hang up w/out talking to him?
Last night was the 1st time//but I want to be ready again tonight if he calls 7 times again.
(we have to answer our phone due to husband on call)
They blocked out their number.. it won’t show up on my caller i.d.

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When someone you love is getting anonymous phone calls, or hanging up when you walk in the door, you want answers. It is unfair that someone who claims to have loved you does this, but it happens every day because people are challenged in a world of low morals, values, and standards and many of them do not care to raise their standards. Instead, they engage in behaviors or activities and entertainment that entices them to do what is wrong. Who is the blame? The cheaters, yet these people will do everything in their power to make you feel like you were to blame. You are not and nor do you have to continue letting these people lie to you, or cheat you. You can take steps with paid reverse cell phone lookup services.

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Cheaters are people who think that they are sly and cunning and can manipulate someone by making them believe nothing is happening, or they are to blame for what that person does. It is time to put an end to these types of people because they are responsible for their actions, and responsible for the hurt that they have caused you. You can end it all now with paid reverse phone lookup. The way to find out if someone is cheating is to search the Internet for a good, reverse cell phone service. Make sure that you investigate the company before you pay your money. Some of the reverse cell phone lookup are scams.

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Paid or free?

Free services provide you with a few details, but if you have an unlisted, unknown, or anonymous caller then you will need to use paid reverse cell phone services that allow you to trace callers. The services are equipped with information and linked to sources that will help you find answers.

Reverse cell phone services can also help you trace missed callers. Use the services to find out what your options are. If your spouse or your cell phone has a caller ID, you can look up the information there too. If the number is unlisted or unknown, though you won’t get anywhere, you can perhaps call your phone provider to see if the company will give you any information, but in most instances unless you are working with the law enforcement or government, the company won’t give out any information. What can you do, you can rely on paid reverse cell phone lookup. Reverse cell phone services offer you ways to locate anyone, or find phone numbers even if the caller is calling anonymously to your landline or cell phone.

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Any ideas?

I mean like blocking prank calls when people use *67 to hide their identity.
Also I mean for any private or unknown caller.

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Are you picking a call from an suspicious number on your caller ID or home phone? Did the periodical phone charge come in and there are phone calls established to a number that is unfamiliar? Seeking can offer you with solutions to these form of inquiries – and more – with a Reverse Phone Lookup.

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While there are many, many methods out there to get and keep telemarketers from calling you, I recently hit on a very simple and very effective method for getting them to stop.

It’s simple:

Treat your phone like your email – don’t consider that anyone has a right to call you that you don’t know. But don’t just hang up. They’ll keep calling back (this is due to the computer programs they use, which tell them any answered phone is a prospective “sale”.)

As soon as they’ve asked for someone (“Can I speak to _____?”), and you’re sure that this calling person is no one you actually know (this will probably only take a couple of seconds), just say: “No.” and then hang up the phone.

I’ve found that this simple method has cut my telemarketers incoming calls down to almost nothing. Infrequently, I do get some calls when my name has been newly sold to a different company, but these calls are getting fewer and fewer.  I now go days at a stretch without any calls or messages left on my machine.

That’s right.

How could this possibly work? Simple:

1. The caller reached a real, live person.

2. That person legally turned down their offer.

Their computerized dialing machines are set to dial back any no-answer indefinitely. So, hold back until you get a live individual on the other end. (You’re probably going to have to say something so the machine knows they have a live person.)

Once you get an actual person  on the line, then just say “No.” This also gives new input to their calling program, which then efficiently notes you as “dud” number. And then dutifully records that data with the main database. They then probably won’t try to sell your “dud” name and number to the next guy. And word gets around, as these programs are quite interconnected.

Just like your email – don’t know the individual, just hit delete. Don’t open anything up you don’t know where it came from.

It’s the same with your own personal phone. When invented, phones used to be private, respected. But some canny marketers capitalized of the “manners” people were brought up with.

Here’s the new version of telephone manners: Just say “No.” and hang up.

(Note here: If you’ve got Caller ID and only get an open line with no one on the other end – you can report this incident  to the FCC to get them fined. Simply take that number and do a reverse look up to find that line’s owner. Repeat offenses make it possible for you to take them to small claims court and possibly get a settlement against them.) On the other hand, if you report every single instance to the FTC, and FCC, this starts accumulating a sizable federal case against them.

And since often one call center is servicing a dozen or twenty different organizations – and using the same outgoing telephone number – shutting that number down will place them into some serious expense getting another one.

You can’t expect this simple technique to shut down all telemarketers,but  it will at least start getting your phone back to private.

Say only one word, “No.” and then do that single action: Click!

Take it for a test drive. Today.

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When volatility is high and stocks whipsaw up and down, how do you know where to place a stop loss?  Is there a right distance from the stock’s price to place the stop loss?  Is there a correct procedure to determine where to put it?  As the stock approaches the stop loss, you may get nervous and want to cancel the stop loss so the stock will not be sold.  How do you keep from selling too soon or from getting “psyched” out of a good stop loss (as when emotions cause a person to second-guess reason) and staying with a bad position too long?  The answer to the first questions is related to the answer to the last question.  If your stop loss placement is mathematically sound and based on the laws of probability, and you truly understand and accept what that means, you won’t be as easily psyched out.  That is a major advantage of a volatility stop loss.  It is based on mathematically determined significance.  The same can be said for stop losses based on support levels.  A breakdown through a support level is an event of significance. 

Getting “psyched out” is a psychological problem that often gets in the way of disciplined investing. Once, when I was managing accounts on behalf of our advisory firm, a client called and asked if it wouldn’t be a good idea to have stop-losses in place to protect us if any of our stocks plunged. I had just taken the positions and had not yet placed the stops. At the time, I agreed that stop-losses would be appropriate. I had been teaching clients for many months about the need to implement a stop loss for every position. The lessons apparently were sinking in.  The feedback I was getting from clients suggested that they were in agreement about the need to sell quickly when a stock declines more than is characteristic for the stock or when it plunged through a pre-determined level of support.  However, when one of those stop-losses was triggered, a client called who wanted to know why I sold when the stock was low. This person wanted to wait for the stock to rebound before selling.  This is a form of seller’s remorse.  The client agreed that selling early while the loss was still small was the best procedure.  However, when it came down to locking in a small loss, the individual was conflicted. He agreed with the strategy in theory but not with its implementation.  Nobody likes to take a loss.  Here is a special Bulletin: any person who does not use stop losses is begging to be taught a lesson in risk control.  The market will oblige.

There are those who firmly believe in risk control but get “psyched out” of their discipline by the market.  For example, a person might try to use a stop-loss but then give up on stop-losses altogether when that stop is triggered just before the stock resumes its climb.  The root of the stop-loss “problem” is the uncertainty that stems from most people’s lack of knowledge regarding proper stop placement. They either place the stop too far away from the stock, or they place it so close that it is virtually certain to be triggered.

If a stock repeatedly rebounds after a decline to $50, then there is support at $50.  That means there is demand at that level.  If the stock drops through that price, it means the selling was severe enough that it overwhelmed all the buyers at that level.  That is a significant event.  Just below that buying support is where a stop loss belongs.  If the stock breaks through that support, it is destined to go lower.  Our traders at stockdisciplines.com look for significant events like this and they also look for events that are statistically significant.  That is, when stock behavior is outside the normal distribution of excursions for that stock, it is considered significant.  Here is an example.  If it is normal for a stock to make an excursion of up to 2% on either side of a 50-day moving average within a period of 100 days, then an excursion of 3% below the moving average would be significant.  Refusing to sell on a significant negative event will not stop the decline.  It will only cost you money.  People do not like to admit they are wrong.  They cling to the hope that the stock will eventually live up to expectations.

Assume that the distribution of a stock’s daily low prices about its moving average indicates that downward price excursions equal to or greater than 4% below the stock’s moving average occur only once in 200 days.  Assume also that you are trying to capture the gains achieved by trends that last about 100 days.  A spike of 4% below the moving average would be well outside the probability envelope of your investment time-horizon (the stock is deviating much more than is “normal” for the stock).   That kind of price excursion would be a significant event.  That is where a stop loss belongs.  It would be foolish to keep holding the stock and hoping for a recovery.  To do so would be blatant evidence of a lack of discipline.  A disciplined trader would sell immediately.  Even if the trader should later decide to repurchase a stock recently sold, the decision will be based on much greater clarity of thought and with more objectivity after it is sold than the decision to retain a stock that is already in the portfolio.

Of course, the caller mentioned above knew the stock was at a low by hindsight. If the stock had continued to fall, the caller would have thought the move was well-timed. The point is that at any given moment one can never be 100% sure what a stock will do next.  One of the biggest errors a trader or investor can make is to confuse what is with what is hoped for or with what has been.  The best traders always keep their eyes on the present. Acting on what is (on what the facts actually are in the present) sometimes means relinquishing your preconceptions about what a stock ought to do.  If a stock has broken through support, forget about your expectations for the stock.  The company may be great and its product may be wonderful, but its stock is for some other time.  Additional information and videos about stop losses are at http://www.stockdisciplines.com/stop-losses

Copyright 2008, by Stock Disciplines, LLC. a.k.a. StockDisciplines.com

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