[KingJulien]

I get often a call from a private number the same day of the week around the same time, and it really pisses me off because I am never there to answer.

Is there like a way to find out the real number or call them back.

[KingJulien]

No one seriously?

[BuskinWarfare]

Get a job on your phone company.

[DredgenSun]

I'm in the park that this is highly doubtfulll....

[ieatkittens]

It's the same time every week - so just make time to answer it once?

[reflex]

I get often a call from a private number the same day of the week around the same time, and it really pisses me off because I am never there to answer.

Is there like a way to find out the real number or call them back.

There is a method called the SS7 vulnerability, which is particularly used for phone tapping and intercepting messages. You need to download and install a program called Sigploit. From there, you'll set your device up for monitoring, and when that person calls you, the information will appear on the Sigploit program's screen. The important point is that since Sigploit is open-source, there are many variations available. Most of these variants have almost the same functions, so finding a regular variant will suffice. If you can't find one, I have a copy available and can send it to you. If you can't manage it with Sigploit, there are many SS7 exploit programs available on the internet that you can use. Lastly, SS7 is a somewhat complex vulnerability

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Get a job on your phone company.

that was a good joke 

[KingJulien]

I get often a call from a private number the same day of the week around the same time, and it really pisses me off because I am never there to answer.

Is there like a way to find out the real number or call them back.

There is a method called the SS7 vulnerability, which is particularly used for phone tapping and intercepting messages. You need to download and install a program called Sigploit. From there, you'll set your device up for monitoring, and when that person calls you, the information will appear on the Sigploit program's screen. The important point is that since Sigploit is open-source, there are many variations available. Most of these variants have almost the same functions, so finding a regular variant will suffice. If you can't find one, I have a copy available and can send it to you. If you can't manage it with Sigploit, there are many SS7 exploit programs available on the internet that you can use. Lastly, SS7 is a somewhat complex vulnerability

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Get a job on your phone company.

that was a good joke 

Thank you bro that is a nice answer. I will check that. 

(yh good joke tbh)

[joepa]

Try the Facebook and LinkedIn scrapes. If you're lucky the number might be included.