GPS Cellphone Tracking - Track Anyone Anytime Anywhere

GSM mobile phone tracking system via the GPS-TRACK satellite network.
Based on repeater triangulation, the system tracks mobile phones using
GPS and GSM technology. Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

http://www.GpsSpying.Com/

On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:

Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.

--
Peter

On Jul 25, 2:13 pm, "Peter R." wrote:
On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:

Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.


Not even a good joke at that (sheesh, my girlfriend is a blond
Hahahah).

Peter R. wrote:
On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:

Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.


It doesn't even try to work and I'll bet you are right about it being a
harvest site.

try it with a random phone number. I used one 3 digits off of my own.

"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATsuddenlink.net wrote in message
...

I used one 3 digits off of my own.


And what was the result?

Peter R. wrote:
On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:

Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.

Maybe it works someplace, but not in the US in general.

Current rules (for the nitpickers: simplified, add detail as you desire)
say the GPS tracking stuff in the cell phone is only enabled in an
emergency, e.g. a 911 call, or if you have signed up with the carrier
for such service for personal reasons such as tracking your kids.


--
Jim Pennino

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El Maximo wrote:
"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATsuddenlink.net wrote in message
...

I used one 3 digits off of my own.


And what was the result?

Try it. It was harmless. I don't want to give away the punchline.

On Jul 25, 11:45 am, wrote:
Peter R. wrote:
On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:
Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.
I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.

Maybe it works someplace, but not in the US in general.

Current rules (for the nitpickers: simplified, add detail as you desire)
say the GPS tracking stuff in the cell phone is only enabled in an
emergency, e.g. a 911 call, or if you have signed up with the carrier
for such service for personal reasons such as tracking your kids.

--
Jim Pennino

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We've used cell phone tracking for SAR in CAP. However, you have to
work directly with the cell phone provider, it doesn't appear that
there is any software that simply says "you are here", its an engineer
looking over stuff giving you his opinion. Even at that, the possible
range was pretty large as I recall.

-Robert

Robert M. Gary wrote:
On Jul 25, 11:45 am, wrote:
Peter R. wrote:
On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:
Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.
I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.

Maybe it works someplace, but not in the US in general.

Current rules (for the nitpickers: simplified, add detail as you desire)
say the GPS tracking stuff in the cell phone is only enabled in an
emergency, e.g. a 911 call, or if you have signed up with the carrier
for such service for personal reasons such as tracking your kids.

--
Jim Pennino

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We've used cell phone tracking for SAR in CAP. However, you have to
work directly with the cell phone provider, it doesn't appear that
there is any software that simply says "you are here", its an engineer
looking over stuff giving you his opinion. Even at that, the possible
range was pretty large as I recall.

-Robert

That was probably by cell site triangulation, which gives you a big
area and one of the reasons why the Feds are pushing E911.

With the new phones with built in GPS (which eventually are supposed
to replace all existing cell phones) the accuracy is, well, GPS
accuracy.

If anyone wants all the gory details about GPS in cell phones, you
can go to http://www.fcc.gov and search for E911.

--
Jim Pennino

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On Jul 25, 2:13 pm, "Peter R." wrote:
On 7/25/2007 1:48:51 PM, "GpsSpying.Com" wrote:

Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

I doubt it works. More likely a cell phone harvest of some type.


Not even a good joke at that (sheesh, my girlfriend is a blond
Hahahah).

Yeah, and it isn't even daytime here...

Peter ;-)