I have access to WH cell phone bill which does give detail of outgoing (lists the numbers) though on incoming calls the phone number isn't listed - it just states on the bill "incoming call". Though, he may be able to outsmart me..I think he has another phone..that isn't is his name but one of his friends.

So - if he buys a pay as you go phone - then has the calls that are incoming to that phone - forwarded to his regular cell (that I have access to) - and I ask the cell company to supply a list of phone numbers that are incoming - What will show up???? the actual number that called into the pay as you go phone or just the pay as you go phone's number????

I'm still afraid to contact the phone company as he may have an alert on his phone if I contact them - since he's the first name on the account.

Thanks Guys...

I have a pay as you go phone and ANY incoming numbers.. whether they are forwarded or just come into the phone ARE recorded. I have a verizon phone.. they have detailed reports that you can get online just by putting in your phone number and passcode.

help any?

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I don't know the number of his pay as you go phone. I just wonder what number would show on the regular - not pay as you go cell phone bill that the calls were forwarded to?

Would it be the pay as you go phone number or the actual number that called the pay as you go phone????

ITHURTs, though his name is first, is your name on the account? If not on the account directly has he given the cell phone company an ok to speak to you about the account? If so, and you have a suspicion about a particular number call the cell phone and ask them if that number has been called and how often has it been called in past couple of days.

Also, if you think he is in an A, now is the time to be try to lay low. If he is taking suspicious calls and he doesn't think that you know about it. Let him think your are clueless, unconcerned. Then, when he lays his cell down or when he is resting take down every number you can. Try not to be obvious. Then go back to cell company with these numbers and try to track them if possible. Tracing them is expensive. Some cell phone companies will trace the number for you if it is on your bill and it isn't familiar to you. You just call them and mention, this number isn't familiar. Would you do a reverse directory?
If this doesn't get the info, sometimes just laying low a couple of days and listening around you, you can find out who the number belongs to.

About if he is using a prepaid phone and forwarding calls. I'm not sure on this b/c phones can vary in there functions from one to the other. One phone may give the caller ID info and another may not. Again. If you have an idea the type (model and so on) of phone and company it comes from call them and ask them how the phone works on the caller id or better yet, go by the store it is from and even ask them about the model.

Unfortunely I don't think this will help you much, but might point you in the right direction.

If the pay as you go phone only re-routes the call to another number, the number that would show up on your H's normal phone would that of the dialed from phone.

If the pay as you go phone were to receive the call, then dial to your H's normal phone, the number would show up as the pay as you go phone.

To the best of my knowledge, it would be the first option, and show who originated the call.

I will have to try this one out on my home call forwarding option to see the results.

The way to test - set the home phone up for call forwarding to cell phone #1. Using a second cell phone #2, call the house phone and see what shows up on cell phone #1.