Re: Pre-Recorded Phone Should be Illegal |
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![]() 3 Nov 2004 08:06:53 -0800
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BobGoudreau@withheld on request wrote:
> I hope that you didn't literally mean "pre-recorded phone calls, of
In the case of a public safety emergency -- normally a very rare
As to other pre-recorded calls, I suppose in your example -- school
When this issue came up before, Sears Dept Stores said they use
As to constitutional issues, I don't see how that applies at all.
If you put a sign up on your front gate advising visitors to KEEP OUT
There is no difference between such a "keep-out" sign and a
There is also such a thing as harassment and existing laws that |
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