Just the same, isn't that supposed to be just what the great Internet snoop per the "Patriot Act" and several big brother initiatives are all about. I trust the government with that kind of information less than i trust an announced crook.
Anyone still using FAX?
Jan 28, 2009
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The infrastructure stack is still mostly the other way around, Internet runs on Telco leased lines (well, fibers really, at least in the US).
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I had to replace the lock on mine. It was worn out and then broke.
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True. But in some countries telco does not mean it's totally safe.
Regards, Joerg
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"gmail" domain blocked because of excessive spam.
Use another domain or send PM.
A coworker uses majicjack. There is an about US$20, annual fee, +40 for the first year, and free LD, perhaps many foreign countries as well. Check the details for your needs.
We had home dairy delivery here at the house in NH until about 10 or
12 years ago. Was good, milk, ice-cream (good, they made it themselves) and other related products. I think there is still one company (but have not seen their trucks for a couple of years) doing home deliveries.
That uses the computer though. I'd rather telephone via my old POTS gear.
Regards, Joerg
http://www.analogconsultants.com/
"gmail" domain blocked because of excessive spam.
Use another domain or send PM.
Possibly because the truck didn't follow him down the street thereby necessitating he waste time to return and drive it.
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It is not totally safe in the US either. But that is a different issue.
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I also use Onesuite Fax albeit not the $1/month service. I need to send out also so I pay $2.95 monthly (which can receive unlimited fax too) plus 2.5 cents for every successful page. So far no complaints.
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I also have a Onesuite Fax number. For a $1 a month its worth it, I have a fax number and unlimited incoming fax. Though its not every day that I receive faxes, its nice to have a fax number for those people insist of sending you a fax instead of emails.
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Yup I don't think anyone can't beat that Onesuite $1/month incoming fax service. With unlimited receiving, it's almost free.
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