SpoofApp has recently introduced a Windows Mobile version of it’s popular mobile Caller ID spoofing app powered by SpoofCard. SpoofApp for Windows Mobile currently is available in two different versions – a QVGA version and a VGA version – to support a wide range of Windows Mobile phones. Please be sure to install the proper version for your phone! Also, Windows .Net 3.5 and higher is required to run SpoofApp. For your convenience, SpoofApp has included the Windows .Net 3.5 installation file in the download folder.

SpoofApp for Windows Mobile can be downloaded at: http://www.spoofapp.com/winmo.

Keep in mind that SpoofApp for Windows Mobile is still in the public beta testing phase, so, please report any bugs you may experience.

You asked for it, you got it. Callbacks are back. When using the “Place a Call” feature, you can now choose between two options: you can dial the SpoofCard local access numbers and get connected directly to your party, or receive a callback to your number then bridging you to your party, which many of you have become familiar and very fond of. The callback option costs just 1 credit and is currently limited to callbacks to the US and Canada.

TOMS RIVER, NJ (July 28, 2009) /PRWeb/ — In a landmark case that could lead to limits on states’ attempts to regulate activities conducted over electronic networks, including the Internet, the U.S. District Court in Miami ruled that Florida’s recently enacted Caller ID Anti-Spoofing Act was unconstitutional and issued a judgment in favor of SpoofCard.com’s parent company, TelTech Systems Inc, and other plaintiffs. The Act prohibited most callers, and service providers, such as SpoofCard, from using Caller ID spoofing (which is the changing of the Caller ID to show any desired number) when making a call within Florida, or to any person in Florida.

The plaintiffs, who also included callers that use the Caller ID spoofing feature on their business and personal calls, claimed that the Florida law violated the U.S. constitution. The court agreed and held the Act unconstitutional, reasoning that the proliferation of mobile phones, call forwarding and other technological developments, made it impossible for callers or service providers outside of Florida to ensure that they were not violating the Florida law except by not using Caller ID spoofing at all. Thus, the law had the practical effect of regulating commerce outside the state’s borders, in violation of the Commerce Clause of the U.S. constitution.

The court’s reasoning applies broadly to state attempts to regulate activities conducted over electronic networks, including the Internet. Moving forward, this landmark court decision is an important precedent for challenges to any potential legislation regarding anti-Caller ID spoofing laws in other states.

SpoofCard is the world’s largest Caller ID spoofing service provider. SpoofCard recently began offering its service outside the United States and Canada, in a groundbreaking global expansion. SpoofCard is available to anyone, is purchased as a prepaid service similar to a calling card, and works to and from any phone. SpoofCard customers range from individuals, to business professionals, to celebrities.

We’re big fans of sharing. I guess we paid attention when we were in kindergarten. So today we’ve enabled a new feature within your SpoofCard accounts so you can share those call recordings just about anywhere on the web. Got a business call recorded that you want to share with your manager via email? Or maybe you’ve got a hilarious prank call to one of your friends that you want to share on Facebook? SpoofCard’s new call recording sharing, powered by the popular AddToAny widget, can share your call recording across email or through dozens of popular social networking, social bookmarking and micro-blogging sites in just a few clicks!

To share a recording, just visit the Call History page within your account, click the Play link to play a recording, and then click the new Enable Sharing checkbox.

It’s not too often that we literally jump for joy, but today’s one of those days. Why? No, it’s not because of the Jonas Brother World Tour….but it does have to do with some major announcements that we’re about to lay on you. So you should think again before hitting that back button. Seriously, dude.

New SpoofCard site! New look, new feel, now with Worldwide support!

As you can see, we’ve launched a brand new SpoofCard.com! We’ve given the site a complete makeover, plus we’ve added new features like international calling, a new click to call widget that’s embeddable on your site or blog. Also, the new click to call widget introduces two new features. You can now choose from a list of funny vanity Caller ID Names to display when calling landlines. For the first time ever you’re able to display things such as “Aloha”, “Ballin” and “I Love You” on the Caller ID Name display. Secondly, you can now choose to have your call sent “Straight To Voicemail” to avoid a time and spirit-sapping conversation with the person you’re calling.

SpoofCard goes international!

We’re also proud to announce that SpoofCard now supports international calling to over 200 countries! We almost peed our pants waiting to tell you that! But that’s not all. SpoofCard is also now available worldwide for the first time, with local access numbers in the UK, Brazil, France, Israel, Spain, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico and Poland. We’ll be rolling out additional language support for these local access numbers in the near future.

We’ve also introduced new domestic and international access numbers. If you’re an existing SpoofCard customer, log in to your account and choose the local access number nearest to you for your future calls.

Minutes are now Credits.

We had to make some minor adjustments in our system to support international destinations and the various pricing for those destinations. We were forced to move away from offering “minutes”, so now SpoofCard offers “credits”. Most destinations are 1 credit per minute, but some countries cost 2+ credits per minute, for example, spoofing to a UK mobile phone costs 3 credits per minute.

All accounts are currently setup to support dialing to 1 credit destinations. But when you log in to your SpoofCard account online, you’ll notice that you need to click the Verify My Account link in the Control Panel to enable dialing to 2+ credit destinations. This is just a standard security measure to deter fraudulent calls to more costly destinations.

Log in online to verify your account for dialing premium international destinations.

SpoofApp for Blackberry!

We’re also super excited today to announce the launch of SpoofApp for Blackberry! SpoofApp is the uuber popular way to use SpoofCard right from your mobile phone, with complete phone book integration and sharing of your call recordings! SpoofApp for Blackberry is available today from http://www.spoofapp.com/bb and features international support, so if you’re one of the one hundred trillion people with a Blackberry, you’ll want to punch in that link on your phone and download SpoofApp today!

If you’re a T-Mobile G1 user you’re also in luck because the latest version of SpoofApp for Google Android, now with international support, is also available today from http://www.spoofapp.com/g1. If you’re an iPhone user, we’ve also got you covered. Click here to learn how to install SpoofApp on your iPhone.

Did we mention that new SpoofCard users get 5 free credits just for installing SpoofApp?! Check out SpoofApp for Blackberry, Android and iPhone today!

Want a fully functional SpoofCard? How about if all you had to do to get one was to post a tweet to Twitter? Sound good?

We’re now giving away FREE fully functional SpoofCard’s to new users who post one tweet to Twitter through our new “Tweet for A SpoofCard PIN” feature, which can be found on SpoofCard.com. Once complete, we’ll email you a free 5 minute SpoofCard PIN number to you so you can start disguising your Caller ID, disguising your voice and recording all your calls for playback or download at any time.

Enjoy your SpoofCard, on us. And thanks for the tweet!

We thought you might like this video that the guys at Household Hacker put together on how to spoof your phone number, featuring SpoofCard.com of course. They came up with a good reason why they need to spoof a phone number! LOL spoofs. Check it out!

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Do you hate getting prank calls with blocked Caller ID? We do. So we created a brand new service that unmasks blocked calls so you’ll always know who’s calling! It’s called TrapCall and it’s the worlds first cell phone service to unmask blocked calls. We’ve officially launched TrapCall.com to the public today and wanted to let you be the first to know about it.

TrapCall is incredibly simple to use and setup. No messy software downloads or installs required, and it works on all cell phones with most providers. You just key a few numbers into your cell phone and TrapCall’s ready. So, if you’ve got fingers your good to go! (For those of you without fingers, just ask a buddy to help out!)

Along with Caller ID unmasking, TrapCall also has advanced premium features, like incoming call recording (another first!), voicemail transcriptions, selective number blocking (we play them a disconnected number notice!), Caller ID Name, and more!

Did we mention that TrapCall is FREE?

To get started using TrapCall, just visit: http://www.trapcall.com/.

Wired.com broke the news about the TrapCall launch tonight! You can read the article at: http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2009/02/trapcall.html. How about taking a moment to give it a Digg?

It’s no secret that SpoofApp has been in review for the Apple iPhone App Store for 2 months now, SpoofApp has been very vocal about the situation, and now there is a petition to Apple to approve SpoofApp. SpoofApp needs your help! Sign the petition and show your support for SpoofApp for the iPhone.

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/spoofapp