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Best Spy Phone Forum | Got A Spy Phone Question? Check This Out.
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I know buying spy phone software is not easy.
You have to not only worry about the thought of installing software on your target’s cell phone, but you have to do it within a time period when you have access to their phone, hope that you even bought the right product, and cross your fingers that nothing will go wrong during installation.
If you are thinking of buying spy phone software, but really need a few QUICK answers to your questions, then check out the best spy phone forum site on the net. :)
I say that with a smile because it’s a site I set up last year, but you will find lots of great information there. More than 2000 members, almost 500 posts and close to 200 threads. It’s currently the only discussion forum that is 100% focused on the spy phone industry.
Most of the questions are being asked in the 2010 Spy Phone Q & A section, but you’ll also find categorie set up for specific phone types such as Android, BlackBerry, Nokia/Symbian, Windows Mobile. There is also sections for new product announcements, articles on spy phone software, spy phone scams, and each product such as Flexispy, Mobile Spy, MobiSteath, E-Stealth has its own area to read what others are saying.
If you have questions that you want answered right away, I urge you to explore the spy phone forums, and most likely you’ll find the answer.
Check it out at www.spyphoneforums.com
Have fun,
SPG
PS> Still email me your questions, but if you post them on the forum, then everyone else can benefit from our Q&A. :)
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Spy Phone Tip > How To Do A Quick Phone Check
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Determining if your target’s cell phone will support the installation of spy phone software, should be one of the first things you do prior to purchasing. It’s easy to spot an iPhone or BlackBerry, but what should you do when you have absolutely no idea if your target’s cell phone is running Android, Symbian, or Windows Mobile? To find out if your target’s cell phone is supported, here are a couple QUICK and EASY options.
OPTION #1: Go to the spy phone vendor’s website and see if your target’s cell phone is listed. Check for a tab or link on their website that says Supported Phones, Compatibility or something similar. The three main spy phone vendors Flexispy, Mobile Spy, & MobiStealth all have pictures of each supported phone type, so they do make it easy.
Using this option is great if your target has a phone that’s been on the market for a while, but if they have a cell phone that’s just hit the market, you probably won’t see it listed on the vendor’s website. This is where Option #2 comes in.
OPTION #2: Do a quick online search yourself and find out right away. Performing a search on your own is actually quite easy if you know where to go. My favorite resource to check on phone compatibility is CNET Reviews. When readers email me wanting to know if a specific phone is compatible, I’ll always reply back with a link to a review from CNET. Just follow these three easy steps.
1) Go to http://reviews.cnet.com and do a search for the phone.

2) Look for your phone within the search results, and then click on the one that best matches your search query. Once the review page loads, you’ll see a series of small tabs. What you’ll want to do is click on the ‘Specifications’ tab as shown below.

3) Now scroll down and look for the ‘Communicator Features’ section. If you see either Google Android, Symbian OS, or Windows Mobile, then you’ll be able to install spy phone software on your target’s cell phone.

Just remember that not all vendors support all OS types. Here is a quick summary of each company, and what they support.
FLEXISPY – BlackBerry, iPhone, Symbian, & Windows Mobile
MOBILE SPY – Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, Symbian, & Windows Mobile
MOBISTEALTH - Android
In a perfect world, the best thing to do would be to do a quick search as described above and verify that your target’s cell phone is supported. Then just to be 100% sure, send an email to the spy phone vendor and ask them to confirm that the phone is supported. There could be a legitimate reason why a specific cell phone is not listed on their site as a supported phone. In probably 9 out of 10 times, if you see that your target’s cell phone is running a supported OS, you wont have any problems installing spy phone software, but it’s always good to double check.
Have fun,
SPG
PS> Feel free to email me with any questions you have regarding phone compatibility.
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Spy Phone Forum Launched – The #1 resource (soon to be!) for spy phone discussions, tips, news and spy phone reviews is now live!
Just want to share some good news with everyone. Although it’s been a bit quiet lately in the spy phone world, there is a bit of good news.
Today I launched a spy phone forum (www.spyphoneforums.com) dedicated to the spy phone industry. My vision for this spy phone forum is a place where everyone can ask questions, share their spy phone experiences, read about the latest spy phone news and reviews (from not only me, but other customers as well), and just talk about anything spy related.
Another reason for launching this spy phone forum is due to the large number of emails I receive on a daily basis. On average, I get about 75 emails a day from people around the world with various spy phone questions. I’d estimate that more than 75% of the questions are similar to what is being asked every day by others, so by having a forum where people can post their questions and read the replies from myself and other people, will benefit everyone who is looking for spy phone software.
Keep in mind, the forum is a bit empty at the moment, but I’m hoping activity will pick up and will start to become a “go to” resource for everyone in the market for spy phone software.
Check it out here —->> Spy Phone Forums
Enjoy!
SPG
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Spy Phone Tip #1 – How To Be A Cell Phone Spy Without Buying Spy Phone Software
Posted by: | CommentsSpy Phone Tip #1 – Here are a couple quick and easy ways to be a cell phone spy without buying any spy phone software.

How To View Call & Text Message History Logs – Sign up for online account access with your cell phone provider. Just go to the cell phone provider’s website and create an online account. Some providers such as Verizon & ATT Wireless send out a temporarily password directly to the cell phone, so make sure you check the sign up details. If a text message is sent out, you will have to quickly borrow the cell phone to get the password and delete the message.
Once you have online account access, you will be amazed with the type of information you can retrieve. Complete call logs (incoming & outgoing) with land and cell numbers, text/picture message details such as the sender/recipient cell phone number, time, and date. You can even export all the data to view later. Armed with this information, you’ll be able to quickly figure out if there is any suspicious call activity going on.
How To Find Out Who Owns A Number That You Often See In Call Logs – If you need to find out the owner of a particular phone number (land line or cell phone), it’s a lot easier than you probably think. The internet is flooded with services that will do a reverse phone look up. This means you enter a telephone number, and within seconds you will get details who owns that particular number. Most of the services I’ve used are free for land lines. Unfortunately, to do a reverse cell phone look up requires you to pay, but most services are anywhere between 10-15 bucks per report. The report will provide information such as who owns the cell and their address. Both of these services are a great way to find out who really is the person that your significant other says is calling. Here are a few more details of the type of service that each one provides.
Reverse Look Up (For land lines)
- Usually free
- Phone owner name and current address
- Geographic information (From U.S. Census Bureau; Census 2000)
- Satellite maps
To try it out, go to www.whitepages.com/reverse_phone
Reverse Cell Phone Look Up (For cell phones)
- Not free, but generally not more than $15 USD.
- Phone owner name and current address
- Line type – landline or mobile
- Household members
- Phone company and carrier
- Possible neighbors and relatives
- Issuing location
- Satellite maps
- Other phone numbers belonging to owner
- Owner’s address history
To try it out, go to www.cellphonesnoop.com
You now have a couple ways to get cell phone data without spending any money (or at least very little). By the way, if you have any tips you want to share, send them my way. Have fun.
SPG
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