Hi Sparrow!

I don't know anything at all about call forwarding except that it costs more than I'd want to pay for it.

With electronic eavesdropping, there wouldn't necessarily be any kind of detectable signal at all. In my days of youthful indiscretion, it seems that I recall taking an ordinary dial phone and hooking it up to a panel of connections in a service closet. That's pretty simple, isn't it? Unless one heard the crunchy sounds resulting from aligator clips grabbing the electrical posts and sparking just a bit, no one would have heard anything.

We weren't eavesdropping; we were just ordering pizza on a WATS line. And this is so long ago that I'm sure the statutes of limitation for those various "crimes," if you want to call them that, have long past. On the other hand maybe I just dreamt all this or saw someone else doing it. You know, I think it may have been Don.