Tired of getting restriced calls? Use Trap call!

This is a simple yet effective way to unmask block and/or restricted cellphone calls only!

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[Ruval25]

its not free u liar

[wowobbsessedkid]

thank you for putting this as a vid response to sumthing telling us how to do same thing very useful yes indeed

[ghettokidsstudios]

its not free any more

[MrSamycom]

same service in the UK - Please see calltrap.co.uk CALLTRAP.CO.UK

[GirlsWannaHaveFun831]

Yea. i looked and i didn't see flytrap!

[m5dinan]

@carrier2013 Well guess what...my tmobile carrier that i pay for 50 bucks a month for unlimited in which, it shows that you have a 0.00 balance on your account. Fuckin idiot, learn your shit. If you have a contract, than yes they can charge you. But this tmobile pay as you go is different. Anyways im out, I got better shit to do than sit an argue with a 12 year old.

[carrier2013]

@m5dinan I'm sick of hearing these comments. You have no common sense. When you recieve a service, you will get charged for that service. There are no terms and conditions that say 3rd party companies can't take out of your balance for services. It is aloud. You think you're proving me wrong and you aren't. No company like T-Mobile can tell another company they can't receive a payment for a service they had given to a customer.

[m5dinan]

@carrier2013 Ye see i dont use your kinda stupid plans. I use tmobile which i pay monthly w/out a contract 50 bucks flat...unlimited everything....;) bitch thinks he knows what hes talkin bout...Plus I have read the Terms and Conditions, and it clearly states that no one can take out money from your balance...Whose the dumbass now?

[carrier2013]

@m5dinan Yeah, they can. They take it directly from your balance. You think you know what you're talking about and you don't. Say you're being charged 10 cents per minute. If the service cost $5.00 per month, they can take that $5.00 of minutes (50 minutes) and deduct it straight off of your balance. I know what I'm talking about, and you sadly don't. Look it up.

[m5dinan]

@carrier2013 ye well if u r using a fixed prepaid planes from tmobile they cant, they cant even bill it to you....Get your facts right douche