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	<title>It&apos;s &quot;Saw&quot; all over again. Really.</title>
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	<description>Is it possible to spoof a Caller ID easily? If so, can you call a number and spoof that number&apos;s Caller ID to itself? As in, Person A gets a call from...Person A. So a very good friend of mine&apos;s family is getting repeated calls from someone. The calls are very terroristic in nature, and we&apos;re all very scared about it--this isn&apos;t some innocent prankster, it&apos;s more serious than that. &lt;br&gt;
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I believe I know who is running the operation, and I believe it to be a very close &quot;friend&quot; of theirs. I won&apos;t go into detail as to why, but for now, let&apos;s assume that it&apos;s her. She has supposedly been receiving these calls as well, but I think she&apos;s really in control of the operation and is doing so to get attention (although this is undiagnosed, I believe her to have a mental disorder).&lt;br&gt;
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So, this &quot;friend&quot; is with a family member, and the family member receives a call with a Caller ID of the &quot;friend&quot;. My first question is here: Could someone really be spoofing the ID? That&apos;s the explanation that the &quot;friend&quot; gave for this behavior.&lt;br&gt;
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Also, the &quot;friend&quot; supposedly (according to her, not what I call a reliable source) received a call* with the Caller ID of...herself. Is this even possible?&lt;br&gt;
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*both this call and the one to the family member went straight to voicemail. This is not the concern and I know how that is done.&lt;br&gt;
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Anyone have some ideas here? I really think this &quot;friend&quot; is doing this, and I need some information to help fit the pieces together. It&apos;s a real mystery.</description>
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