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Blogger Obtains Gen. Wesley Clark’s Phone Records For $89.95

Posted on Jan 12, 2006

AMERICAblog: I reported the other day that your cell phone records are on sale online for anyone to buy, without your permission. Well, this morning AMERICAblog bought former presidential candidate, and former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO (SACEUR), General Wesley Clark’s cell phone records for one hundred calls made over three days in November 2005, no questions asked. (Clark’s cell phone provider is Omnipoint Communications, which seems to be related to T-Mobile.) | entry

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By Steve, January 16, 2006 at 12:43 am #
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This is pretty amazing. What’s even more amazing is that I went to the CBS link and found not only an alarming report about this practice, but ads for 3 companies that will get you phone records for $90.

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