Brooke,
The cell phone provider companies won't disclose that sort of stuff to someone who isn't on the account. If the SO isn't on the account, even if she uses a phone on the account, they're precluded from disclosing those details.
Plus, the world texts so much that, my understanding is, text records are only stored for a few days. Teens can text 8-12,000 times a month.
Paperless billing, sent to a private e-mail account covers a lot of it, too.
But a phone, forgotten in a coat pocket or not kept sufficiently well-hidden, is not an easy thing to explain away. Who legitimately needs two phones?
And I'd have deleted that text as soon as it came through. Plus, texts can be sent to the wrong numbers if the sender mistypes, and there's an increase in spam texts these days.
Just so you know Jon, you can delete texts all you want and call logs, but your SO can go onto Verizon, Sprint, AT&T and request or look into the detailed bill and see EVERY text/call that you "deleted".
Just because it's deleted off your phone.... doesn't mean it's deleted forever. Much like deleting contacts/files off of computures or work emails. Everything can be brought back from the dead technology wise.
That's why many gents who have 2 phones will suggest keeping the hobby phone no where in site or in finding from the SO. Hence keeping it locked/hidden in your car. Or leaving it at the office in your desk. Plus if it's pay as you go, there will be no bill.
I highly suggest any gent with an SO not to just delete texts/calls when they are ddone hobbying for the day. I know many wifes when they suspect cheating go straight to their husbands cell phone bill/account and pull up every number they don't know and start dialing....
Plus like the OP brought up.... the provider texted his personal phone out of the blue... how are you going to explain to the SO why Candy is in town visiting and wants to see you so badly because it's been a while?
Originally Posted by BrookeButtons