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   Simple

   

   MLO, Oct 18th, 2001 @ 7:58am

   
   

   Leave the "secret" phone at home when you are
   with the significant other. Either that or turn
   on silent alert or vibrate
   mLo

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   Re: Simple

   

   Mike (profile), Oct 18th, 2001 @ 8:56am

   
   

   Right. I meant to say that sooner or later the person will forget to leave it on silent mode, or off, or hidden, or whatever... and then how do you explain it?

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   Re: Simple

   

   prash, Oct 18th, 2001 @ 10:52am

   
   

   Tell them you work for the CIA.

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   Vibrate!

   

   Bill, Oct 18th, 2001 @ 2:58pm

   
   

   Just always leave it on vibrate mode and have the significant other call LOTS!!!

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   Business, 'Domestic', and Private

   

   Andrew Wolfe, Oct 19th, 2001 @ 6:28am

   
   

   I can certainly see having three cell-phone numbers , but forget multiple devices!!! There are three significant wireless 'roles': * Business - allow your colleagues to reach you at odd hours or while traveling * 'Domestic' - Less frequently useful - sort of a "public" personal wireless number, that is, calls ignored with compunction. Could be most useful as a voice-mail box - allows access for mobile people, but avoids piling up airtime minutes. I would give this to a business to reach me wirelessly when travelling. It also is a good replacement for personal calls on one's employer's telephone system. * Private - family, schools, caregivers.

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   Re: Simple

   

   MLO, Oct 19th, 2001 @ 6:39am

   
   

   Or the FBI.

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   secret

   

   clous, Oct 19th, 2001 @ 9:56pm

   
   

   I do know someone that has four -- one for each business they own and one for home. the home one is left and home the business phones are taken on journeys. i wouldn't mind having two myself. you need seperate phones sometimes vs. call waiting or having seperate numbers... and there is also the ever looming battery problem so you can switch the batteries back and forth.
   
   Bookies often have multiple phones and also want to be able to record conversations at the touch of the button for later bet verification.

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   nokia, Jul 31st, 2008 @ 12:03am

   
   

   Got two broken nokia phone already. It lasted less than a year. One is for cheating and the other is for spying.

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   no-kia, Jul 31st, 2008 @ 12:10am

   
   

   I meant to say both nokia phones broken down less than half a year and it was a two years agreements contract with my mobile provider. Now needed two more phones to replace the broken down nokia phones and it not going to be another nokia phone unless they will be giving it away for free.

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