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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / General Car Topics (Australian group) / March 2006Reverse Number Lookup
Is this for real? http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au a .ru domain?? Fscked if I would go there. Jock | Is this for real? | http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au > Is this for real? > http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au Who pays for all the calls? > Is this for real? > http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au Its a .ru domain, so avoid like the plague, but... Yes, reverse directories do exist. When I worked for Social Security (now Centrelink, and i finished up 8 yrs ago so no questions or complaints pls :-) ), there was a CD with revese directory on it. It was guarded pretty well and you had to have a reason to use it - a real reason, to do with a case - but it was useful. It was Aust only, not the world though. Steve >> Is this for real? >> http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > well and you had to have a reason to use it - a real reason, to do with a > case - but it was useful. It was Aust only, not the world though. I've seen a cracked whitepages database floating around which essentially does the same thing. Hardly ASIO type stuff... >Yes, reverse directories do exist. When I worked for Social Security (now >Centrelink, and i finished up 8 yrs ago so no questions or complaints pls >:-) ), there was a CD with revese directory on it. It was guarded pretty >well and you had to have a reason to use it - a real reason, to do with a >case - but it was useful. It was Aust only, not the world though. DtMS marketed one until Tesltra managed to close them down a couple of years back. The one I have installed on my system is May 2003. Cost around $80 at the time I bought it.  SignatureJohn H > DtMS marketed one until Tesltra managed to close them down a couple of > years back. > The one I have installed on my system is May 2003. Cost around $80 at > the time I bought it. Be a chum and torrent that ISO would you? :) >> DtMS marketed one until Tesltra managed to close them down a couple of >> years back. >> The one I have installed on my system is May 2003. Cost around $80 at >> the time I bought it. > >Be a chum and torrent that ISO would you? :) A bit too dated. July '04 (the last one) is out there. And in another thread a couple of weeks back is reference to a (non-DTMS) one from ~Nov '05. > Yes, reverse directories do exist. When I worked for Social Security (now > Centrelink, and i finished up 8 yrs ago so no questions or complaints pls > :-) ), there was a CD with revese directory on it. It was guarded pretty > well and you had to have a reason to use it - a real reason, to do with a > case - but it was useful. It was Aust only, not the world though. We're in trouble if the govt is guarding an $80 cd. :-) Michael > We're in trouble if the govt is guarding an $80 cd. :-) > > Michael You obviously dont understand politics. :-) If such a device was used indiscriminately, the media (maybe not the Daily Torygraph seeing as its a Lib federal govt) would howl and moan about privacy and invasion of personal liberty etc etc etc. Even worse, they would contact an MP for comment - good ( for the opposition), bad (for the govt). Now, those -ah - respected elected - want to keep their snout in the trough. And such stories might hurt their re-election chances. So, sod protecting AWB contracts from kickbacks to Saddam, or whatever. $300 million is nowhere near as important as keeping said person in power. So - shackle the $80 CD with security worthy of the ONA's mainframe. Steve Democracy is dead, long live the Murdochracy! (Piers Ackermann) >> We're in trouble if the govt is guarding an $80 cd. :-) >> > You obviously dont understand politics. :-) You obviously don't understand humour. Michael > Is this for real? > http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au I just used a dummy email address to test it and within minutes a whole bunch of spam turned up. What a surprise. Fran | > Is this for real? | > http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | | Fran I was shocked and awed to read of this. not. Jock >> Is this for real? >> http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au > > I just used a dummy email address to test it and within minutes a whole > bunch of spam turned up. If you used a dummy email address how did the spam turn up? > What a surprise. > > Fran > >> Is this for real? > >> http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > Fran It was "dummy" in that it was one set up purely to see what would happen, rather than one I was ever planning to use. Fran sure is, you can purchase the black pages on cdrom here locally, its used for telemarketing and shows ALL customers weather private or otherwise. | Is this for real? | http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au i use DTMS. now out of business but works extremely well for those people who are stupid enough to prank call with caller id enabled. > Is this for real? > http://home.c99.ru/blackpages/reverselookup.com.au |
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