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Can anyone tell me where to find the frequency I would need to program into my scanner to pick up a cordless phone.
I know this is not a legal practice and normally I wouldn't want to listen in on other peoples conversations.
BUT: #1 My daughters neighbor has been listening in on her calls and has actually told her so and then proved it.
#2 Her neighbor (aka her wierd uncle from her moms side) has cut their fences so he could drive through their yard, spot lights their house at all hours of the night, sits in front of their house and revs his engine at pre sun up plus many other irritating things. Why? we don't know but we are sure it has something to do with drugs.
No city police department just the county sheriffs office and they can't (or won't) do anything about any of her complaints. Yes she has neighbors but all are scared of this wacko doped up ass wipe. Is this reason enough to want to know what he is doing or going to do next? please help!!!

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The first result on google generally does the trick.

What you do in your own time is none of my business, but eavesdropping is totally unethical in my book. Not only that, but if you get proof of anything illegal going on you can't actually prove it without getting slammed for monitoring their conversations...and they still probably wouldn't do anything after that.

Not that it really matters, I doubt that a conventional scanner would be able to pick out any conversation next door from the other hundreds of frequencies -- not to mention the fact that cellular phones actually use two different frequencies, so you'd only be able to hear half of the conversation at a time.

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Thank you Individual for the info even though it is a cordless not a cell phone it helped me to figure out how and where to look.
I agree listening in on private conversations is unethical but in 2 nights time my daughter has now learned why her dog has no appetite and has been getting mean. The vet thought it might be the beginnings of possible cancer but now we know he has been feeding it gunpowder mixed into raw hamburger.
Another thing we learned just last night is who stole their John Deere rider mower, where it is hidden and when the prospective buyer is coming to look at it.
Now we know why he cut the fences (although why so many places?) and for some reason I don't feel the least bit bad about eavesdropping
Again thank you and yes law enforcement has been informed and actually seem to give a ---- this time

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Gunpowder mixed into a raw hamburger? That man should be tied down and force-fed the same crap he gave your dog.

Unethical or not, I'm actually glad you listened in. Those people probably deserve whatever they get.

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