Caller ID Spoofing More Accessible With New SpoofTel Calling Card

Online, July 13, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The company that first made caller ID spoofing technology available to the public, SpoofTel, has introduced its new calling card. For the most part, customers currently use the service via their computers or through applications on their cellular phones. Users of the service create an account in which they need to verify certain details, and add funds using their credit card or PayPal accounts.
With the new calling card, individuals do not need to create accounts, and can purchase the card using any type of payment method they choose. Once the funds on the card have been exhausted, they can simply throw the card away. As well, a SpoofTel calling card allows individuals to use the service without having to be near their computers to access their account, or to have their cell phones readily available. The SpoofTel card allows customers to use the service from any phone, in just about any location.

Caller ID spoofing technology allows users to display a phone number of their choice on the call display of the person they are calling. Instead of blocking their phone number, or revealing their real number, they can choose any number they want to display. The service is used by a variety of people and organizations including law enforcement officials, victims of crime, professionals, celebrities, and regular individuals who choose to keep their phone numbers private.

In addition to caller ID spoofing, SpoofTel offers other services such as voice changing and call recording. These services can prove to be essential for maintaining your privacy while attempting to communicate via the telephone. Many of us return calls to people that we don't know well and do not want gaining our cellular or home phone numbers. Just like in theatrical films in which phony numbers are displayed on caller IDs, yours can be too.

For more details on this service, or to inquire about the new SpoofTel calling card, please visit www.SpoofTel.com