Got her number? Half of the world does now!

When close friend Paris Hilton's cell phone was hacked into by an immoral, but still genius man, little did actress and singer Lindsay Lohan know that half of the world would acquire her cell phone number and e-mail address.
Early this week, a hacker attained Hilton's TMobile address book and published it on the internet for all of the world to see. News spread fast, and everyone managed to copy down not only Lohan's personal information, but also Christina Aguilera's, Nikki Hilton's, and many other celebs.
Since the fiasco, celebs have been receiving thousands of phone calls from all over the world. But it's not only celebrities who are getting these phone calls, but there's also one Indianapolis family who has had to deal with their share of 3 a.m. phone calls asking for Lohan.
The Montgomery family has a home phone number nearly identical to Lohan's cell phone number, just the area codes are different. When one person's fingers slipped and dialed the Montgomery's instead of Lohan, the family thought it was comical. Now, many sleepless days and telephone calls later, the family is fed up.
“The phone’s ringing as much as it can ring, one after the other after the other after the other,” said Elisa Montgomery. "It's [the calls are from] everywhere: California, Seattle, Detroit, Florida, Boston.”
It has been the unfortunate job of the Montgomery's to tell disappointed Lohan fans that indeed, they have the wrong number.
“I don't say I'm anybody, but I told this one kid, ‘Yeah, I'll tell Lindsay you said hi.’ He said, ‘Oh really, thanks, thanks a lot,’” said Ryan Montgomery.
After all of this trouble that the family has endured, they are still not going to change their number. “I won't change my phone number because it was my phone number, too,” said Elisa Montgomery.

[Still Dirrty]

that would so suck. I'd go insane if that happen to me

[superboy]

me too

yea it would suck but they caaan change their number!