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 | | From: | nospam at spam.com | | Subject: | Fax spam? | | Date: | Wed, 29 Dec 2004 10:28:54 +1100 |
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 | Anyone know if unsolicited faxes also fall under the anti-SPAM
legislation?
Getting pestered with unsolicited faxes (on a voice line, to make it
worse) regarding accommodation packages on the Gold Coast & elsewhere.
Leaving my number on a "remove" line hasn't worked in the past, and
now their voicemail is full and the accommodation number is
continually engaged.
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| | From: | David Clayton | | Subject: | Re: Fax spam? | | Date: | Wed, 29 Dec 2004 17:05:49 +1100 |
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| nospam@spam.com contributed the following:
>Anyone know if unsolicited faxes also fall under the anti-SPAM
>legislation?
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>Getting pestered with unsolicited faxes (on a voice line, to make it
>worse) regarding accommodation packages on the Gold Coast & elsewhere.
>Leaving my number on a "remove" line hasn't worked in the past, and
>now their voicemail is full and the accommodation number is
>continually engaged.
Being "harassed" by unwanted calls on the phone - be it a fax or
whatever - can be stopped by contacting Telstra (or your phone
provider).
I was getting a fax robot continually ringing my home phone, and Telstra
put a trace on it for a month to see where they were coming from.
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Regards, David.
David Clayton, e-mail: dcstar@XYZ.myrealbox.com
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
(Remove the "XYZ." to reply)
Dilbert's words of wisdom #18: Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.
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