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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Can you throw away old pallets?

  While you can throw away your old pallets, there are better, greener disposal options available. Pallets are great candidates for recycling. However, since pallets won’t fit in your curbside recycling bin, you’ll have to haul them to a recycling facility yourself.

• Is a throwaway phone number linked to personal information?

  A throwaway phone number isn’t linked to your personal information. If you buy a phone on contract or buy a phone that requires your personal information for registration, you can’t call it a “burner phone” or “throwaway phone.” By registering your address with a cell provider, you link your personal information to the cell phone’s number.

• Do you need a throwaway phone?

  Throwaway phones will change your life! Imgine: You’re texting your Tinder date, and things start to get weird. They start sending pictures you don’t want or saying aggressive things. They give your number to a few friends. Suddenly, you wish they didn’t know your phone number at all… but it’s too late. That’s when you’d need a throwaway phone.

• Should you throw away your cell phone after a bad date?

  So, if you’re texting a date, and your date goes bad – throw the phone away and get a new one. If you want to meet up with a Craigslist seller or buyer, and you aren’t sure whether they’re trustworthy, give them a burner number. Then, discard the phone and the phone number whenever you’re done.

• What happens if you give out your phone number?

  Giving out your phone number is extremely dangerous. Through a reverse phone number search on your mobile number, criminals can find out your current address, previous addresses, relatives’ names, and addresses – they can then use this personal information to find your date of birth, social security number, banking information, and more.