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TrapCall Social Media Feedback

spoofer — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 06:23:30 +0000

Here’s a cool idea – if you’ve got users sharing their praises to others on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube this is valuable stuff that other potential users might be interested in, right? Absolutely!

TrapCall, SpoofCard’s sister site, has a new minisite called TrapCall Really Works that does what we just mentioned – shows what actual users are saying about TrapCall! This stuff is straight from their Facebook, Twitter and YouTube users and links back to most of the sources (except where it appears they couldn’t like on Facebook, so it just links to the main page where you can see it for yourself).

A very cool idea! So cool that we even had to blog about it. Some of the things users say about TrapCall, and how they use it, are absolutely hilarious.

Check it out for yourself at http://www.trapcallreallyworks.com/.

SpoofCard’s TrapCall Service Now Supports Sprint

spoofer — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:36:18 +0000

SpoofCard’s sister service, TrapCall, now supports Sprint! This is great news because we actually have a Sprint phone ourselves here at SpoofCardNews.com. TrapCall had been tweeting about adding Spring support for some time now but had not delivered to those outside the closed beta until now. This literally opens up TrapCall to millions of new potential customers, so this is in fact BIG news for SpoofCard & TrapCall.

TrapCall runs you just $4.95 a month to ALWAYS know exactly who is calling you and also gives you cool features like number blacklisting so you can block those numbers from ever reaching you.

More on TrapCall: http://hubpages.com/hub/trapcall
http://www.squidoo.com/unblock_blocked_calls

TrapCall: Caller ID Unblocking From The Makers Of SpoofCard And LiarCard

spoofer — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 10:51:50 +0000

The makers of SpoofCard have created a revolutionary new product called TrapCall. TrapCall is the world’s first Caller ID unblocking service, also called Caller ID unmasking. TrapCall unblocks private calls with blocked Caller ID, so you can now see who’s really calling. You’ll never have to worry about who’s at the end of the line when a blocked or restricted number shows up on your Caller ID!

Additionally, this means that SpoofCard is going to be even more popular now that *67 is dead! People now have to use SpoofCard if they want to keep their numbers private!