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"The truth shall set you free." ~JUSTICE FOR REBEC
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I think what you're saying is that he may not have set up an account with his cell service provider and so there would be no reason for him to give his personal information to them (real or fake).I agree. I don't have an account set up with my service provider and I don't know many people that do.
You're completely missing the point.
1) When you want to use a cellphone that is not a prepaid phone, you have to select a service provider (AT&T, Verizon, etc.).
2) When you register your non-prepaid cellphone with the service provider -- which you are required to do in order to obtain cellular service for your cellphone and pay the provider for the usage of your phone -- you give a name and address as well as your Social Security Number. So I don't know why you say not many people set up accounts with service provider?
3) What I AM saying is that for Dorner who intended to use this phone during this criminal period, he likely gave a FALSE name/contact info/SSN so that the cellphone he uses will not be able to track the usage back to him.
That is what I'm saying and that is all I'm saying. QED :rocker: