Orignally from GTE with a long history in usage.. The number was issued out of seguenchial order at a time when 415 area code extended down the West Bay side to Palo Alto.. Payment for the account was made by an account from Foster City in the name of "Beverly" to which became unknown after the GTE reformation to Verizon, at which time came of te books and never was transfered along with every GTE cellular phone accounts.. It's tour of duty ran it out of it's area code from the beginning and ended in action on the Danville home front.. Some say, that a Thomas Cullen testified to it's final mystery, although if anyone could and would say, it likely to come from a man who knows the in's and out's at Verizon Wireless Network now located in San Ramon Valley.. Aside from the number's recorded history, several phone models were added to the number without changing subscribers, that is "Unknown" subscriber since Verizon claimed the number was their's but was never issued in their system.. A Blackberry moble phone was to carry on the this number since the orignal phone didn't audiofy voice reception mainly due to it's necessary attachment to a device used in brain wave modifiction.. Seems the wife of this gentalmen who works at Verizon, hid the Blackberry and was unable to comment on it which resulted in a major network seach, including flagging any calls coming to the number.. A stolen cell phone doesn't get this much attention unless there was something important about what the phone could do, like dial out of directory to a set of codes that would link.. Ofcourse you would need a code book and that my friends I will leave you to your witts end.. Where o where is this code book, I could tell you but you would have to ask me in person.. chow