[darren77]

Right this morning i went into work and my boss called me into his office saying why did you send me this text message.

Now i have not sent this nasty txt message to my boss at my work, just one question as i maybe losing my job over something which i have not done.

Can someone clone my mobile number? if so how is this done.

This is a matter of life or death

[askpackers]

Not sure about cloning, but watch out for bluetooth hacking, also have you left your phone un-attended anywhere?, Also lokk at time sent if it was from your phone, or ask what time it was recieved, maybe place your self where you was at that time

[OCZedd]

it is quite difficult to maybe someone did it on your phone without knowing.

[darren77]

Originally Posted by askpackers

Not sure about cloning, but watch out for bluetooth hacking, also have you left your phone un-attended anywhere?, Also lokk at time sent if it was from your phone, or ask what time it was recieved, maybe place your self where you was at that time

Thats the thing the text message was not sent from my phone as the message was sent at 7.17am this morning and i was sat in the office at that time with my boss sorting out paperwork and he showed me the text message.

[RandomLee]

Originally Posted by darren77

Thats the thing the text message was not sent from my phone as the message was sent at 7.17am this morning and i was sat in the office at that time with my boss sorting out paperwork and he showed me the text message.

Surely logic would tell him it wasn't you then if you were in the office with him when the text arrived?

Perhaps his contacts have somehow corrupted?

[Sy1441]

One of your mates has done it. I can remember doing it when a bit younger.

[prking]

I'm finding this hard to follow. In post #1 you were called into your boss' office and shown the text message. Then in post #4 you were already with your boss when the message arrived.

Those two posts can't both be true?

Anyway, in these situations its far more likely to be the most straightforward answer. Someone picked up your phone and sent the text.

[darren77]

Originally Posted by prking

I'm finding this hard to follow. In post #1 you were called into your boss' office and shown the text message. Then in post #4 you were already with your boss when the message arrived.

Those two posts can't both be true?

Anyway, in these situations its far more likely to be the most straightforward answer. Someone picked up your phone and sent the text.

What do you mean they cant be true, he got 2 txts messages 1 at 6.54 am and then another when i was in the office with him and no some did not pick up my phone as it was in my pocket

Anyway vodaphone have this matter in there hands now.

Thanks for your advice guy's

Topic closed

[prking]

Originally Posted by darren77

What do you mean they cant be true, he got 2 txts messages 1 at 6.54 am and then another when i was in the office with him and no some did not pick up my phone as it was in my pocket

Anyway vodaphone have this matter in there hands now.

Thanks for your advice guy's

Topic closed

I see, it was your use of the singular "message" that puzzled me. Now we know it was actually "messages" its a bit clearer.

I hope that everything works out okay for you, it must be very worrying. When you hear back from Vodafone, do let us know what happened.