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2021-05-11 04:10:13 Other Things You Can Do

As you can see from the screenshots, there are other things you can do with SpoofCard. You can record a call (one credit), add background noise such as screams, sirens, dogs, and crowds (free), and use the voice changer to make your voice sound male or female (also free).
If your phone supports Wi-Fi calling, you might also see an option for that too.
Whenever you make a spoofed call, the person you're calling won't be able to call you back, but they will be able to call the phone number you spoofed. So keep that in mind.

You can also use the "SpoofText" tab to send text messages from a spoofed number. And the "Credits" tab will show you your credits and let you buy more. On both iPhone and Android, it's $9.99 for 45 credits, $19.99 for 100, $29.99 for 160, $49.99 for 280, or $99.99 for 600.

Just remember, whatever you end up using caller ID spoofing, check your state and local laws to make sure you're not doing any illegal or something that could get you into trouble.


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2021-05-11 04:10:13 Go Straight to Voicemail with Your Spoofed Number

If you don't want to have any interactions with the person you're calling, you can do the same thing as above, but before hitting "Call," tap the "Straight to Voicemail" button. Instead of charging by the minute, it only takes up one credit for a whole voicemail.



In my TripActions example again, I could inject a voicemail directly into the person's phone where they could listen to or read a transcription of whatever I say. Their phone won't ring and will act as a missed call, but the voicemail will definitely get through.
If I wanted to play an evil prank on them, I could inject a voicemail that might suggest something was wrong with their upcoming trip, such as a cancelation, security issue, or flight delay.


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2021-05-11 04:10:13 All that's left to do is hit "Call." The person you're calling will see the spoofed phone number on their caller ID, perhaps even the name of the company or person associated with the number, but they'll be answering your call.
In my TripActions example, I could tell the person travel details for a trip that's coming up, and I could really screw with their schedule. But you could also just use the number to get your foot in the door to talk about whatever else you need to talk about.

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2021-05-11 04:10:12 Then enter the number you're calling into "Number to Call," and hit "Done." Open / Comment

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