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   -=> Rob Mccart wrote to KURT WEISKE <=-   
      
    RM> Actually, the way most spam is done these days, they sequencially   
    RM> work their way through every possible number so you are still   
    RM> likely to get hit eventualy even on an activated phone you've   
    RM> never used.   
      
   That is true.   
      
   I once worked for an ecommerce company that got an irate customer. They   
   got a hold of our DID numbers and started war-dialing desk phones   
   sequentially to complain. They hit my number first, then my two desktop   
   support guys, then we heard a phone down the hall ring. We grabbed a   
   phone list and went from cube to cube, telling people not to answer, or   
   to answer it by saying "Hi, Marge!" (or whatever her name was...)   
      
   She eventually gave up, but not after calling 30 or 40 times.   
      
      
      
      
       
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