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And watch out for any calls from 867-5309.

 

AJ

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Is Jenny going to be calling?

Oh yeah, that girl wants me. But she is too clingy.

 

AJ

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It's a bug between the Sprint Network and iOS unknown and private calls spell the words out numerically. Apparently other Sprint phones don't do this and iPhones on other carriers don't. I only glanced at it, but I believe the solution was to educate reps to tell customers that they are calls from private and unknown numbers..

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And watch out for any calls from 867-5309.

 

AJ

its jenny's big brother and hes pissed lol 

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its jenny's big brother and hes pissed lol

 

Does Jenny's brother think he is a bigger man than I am? I will blind him with science.

 

AJ

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A new conspiracy theory is born...

oh i love conspiracy theories... but since this one was sprint related i had to post it lol 

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Does Jenny's brother think he is a bigger man than I am? I will blind him with science.

 

AJ

i think hes already blinded by the pictures you were sending his sister lol 

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i think hes already blinded by the pictures you were sending his sister lol

 

Jenny likes big monopoles..

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And watch out for any calls from 867-5309.

 

AJ

it even says that in the article at the bottom.

 

"Bottom line? If you receive a call from 865-6696, don't answer it. Far better to call 867-5309 and ask for Jenny. (Nod to an 80's rock song, if you're curious...)

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/042598_Sprint_iPhone_4_865-6696.html##ixzz2ieQYoJmo "

 

That MUST mean AJ is the one installing these "digital payloads" through the 'back door' of your lock screen keypads that are hackable in iOS 6.1 OMG!!!1!!1one

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