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Subject: Re: Answering Machine Security
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Date: 10 Jul 90 05:43:20 GMT
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You may not want to go to the trouble, but you can ask the phone
company to put a trap on your line which will record the number of all
calls coming in.  You may also want to look into having a house sitter
sit and note the time of all calls, especially the ones which erase
your messages.  That way the caller can be i.d.'d, but most telcos
don't seem to want to do this kind of thing unless the local PD tells
them to.


James Zuchelli - via FidoNet node 1:125/777
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