Hide new/old value of bind variable in SQL*Plus

Hi,
I have a SQL*Plus script to create a new user. It asks for username & password and then passes these values to a SP to do some checks and finally create the user.
The output is currently the following :
New user will be created in ORCL LAB
Enter the requested username : fleet2
Enter the password for fleet2 : *****
Re-enter the password for fleet2 : *****
old 2: labadmin_cr_user('&username', '&pswd', '&pswd2');
new 2: labadmin_cr_user('fleet2', 'fleet', 'fleet');
The requested username is already in use in the database. Please choose another username.
As you can see the passwords are now exposed when the procedure is called. This is not what I want off course. I cannot do termout off as the serveroutput is not shown as well in that case. I use dbms_output to show error messages to users. (see example above in case of an existing user).
Can anybody tell me how to hide these 2 lines (old 2, new 2) without hiding my dbms_output.
Thanks!
Kris

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