Re: Political Telemarketing Calls |
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Mark Crispin (mrc@CAC.Washington.edu) Tue, 6 Jun 2006 23:26:37 -0700
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There is a service called Do Not Disturb which is generally cheaper than the various "No Solicitation", "Caller ID/Anonymous Call Rejection", etc. services. It's also *far* more effective.
Do Not Disturb allows you, during a preset time period, to block all
Optionally, you can choose to allow "*" for an emergency override; if
If you have voice mail service, then blocked calls are forwarded to
This option is not for everybody; but it *is* effective. All my
Yeah, I didn't mind when the local search & rescue volunteer
-- Mark --
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