Written by editor
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
SPOOFEM.COM announced today the launch of their new mobile web-based application titled, mSPOOFEM. The new application will allow users to spoof individuals through texts, caller ID, and emails. mSPOOFEM can be downloaded free directly from the iPhone, iTouch, or iPad designed by Apple by typing www.spoofem.com/mspoofem in their web browser. Users who currently have a SPOOFEM.COM account can also take advantage of the voice changing and call recording features the company has to offer.
SPOOFEM.COM, along with their competitors cannot have their mobile applications in Apple’s App store. Apple will not allow any applications capable of changing caller ID information in their App store. However, SPOOFEM.COM has designed a mobile mSPOOFEM application that will work on any iPhone, installing within seconds.
“This application is a powerful tool,” says Gregory Evans, Founder and Chairman of SPOOFEM.COM. “When we learned Apple would not accept caller ID spoofing apps, we adjusted instead of giving up and designed a web-based application for our consumer to use.”
mSPOOFEM will benefit private investigators, law enforcement officials, bounty hunters, credit card companies, the everyday consumer, and those who chose to remain anonymous when making outgoing phone calls, emails, or text messages.
“We are happy to announce this new application to our customers,” says Senior Web Developer, Essex Igyan. “mSPOOFEM allows our customers to utilize our service on the Apple Platform. Whether you are using an iPhone, iTouch, or iPad, SPOOFEM.COM is right at your fingertips in a sleek and savvy new interface.” 
