OT Technology rant

Exactly. For folks *so* intent on "I have to do this", I have no problems staring them in the eyes and giving them a bogus name, address and phone number, if they insist. Am I breaking a law by doing so? Am I pissing them off? :>

If they want to be unreasonable, I can surely be just as unreasonable! :>

My wife used to write a lot of checks. Businesses would ask her to write our phone number on the check (as it wasn't preprinted). She would. I quizzed her: What would they need that for? In case the check bounced? Have we ever bounced a check? Are we ever LIKELY to bounce a check? No! Then, they will NEVER need to call that number! So, they can just as easily NEVER call a WRONG number!! :>

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Don Y
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Stormin Mormon

Frank wrote in news:mst59u$l5i$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:

Those come through for us.

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Reply to
Doug Miller

I look at caller id. display B4 I answer the phone.

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Tony Hwang

I find that totally inadequate. I'm not going to listen to a phone ring until my answering machine kicks in.

Nomorobo works good though. Does not stop doctor calls, etc.

There are devices that do the job too.

Reply to
Dan Espen

answer all the robo receivers questions.

Is this you Frank?

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Lucky Strike

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