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Originally posted by idle
The cops should be able to do more. record one of the messages, then write down every sinlge time they call. The cops should then go to the callers telco and they will get the info on who owns it. assuming it's not a pre-paid or something like that which don't reuire "ownership."
if somebody signed a contract for that phone, the cops will trace it. They won't give you the info as that is a privacy concern - well, it is in NZ anyway - but they will deal with the problem.
My ex and I had a similar problem with a landline years back - not as extreme as your calls I'll admit. But, we didn't have caller ID, but we just wrote down every single time a call was made to us and then the cops went to telecom and got the call logs.
They dealt with the problem.
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But you guys in NZ have a decent phone system. The system here in Aus is a fucking joke. The US uses Newzealand to try out all their new phone and telecom technology before they implement it in the US.