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From: blake@pro-party.cts.com (Blake Farenthold)
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Subject: Re: Fun With ANI
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Date: 18 Jul 90 21:07:11 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from merlyn@iwarp.intel.com

Called the Benadryl Pollen Count number myself, from the PBX at work
and from a POTS line at home.  Both times I was prompted for a phone
number so its not just Randal in backwater GTE Land whose ANI isn't
passes.  (I'm in Southwestern Bell land.)

Entering my modem numbers from home and work (512-889 & 512-882) got
me the HOUSTON pollen Count.  Houston (713-Almost Anything) is 5 hours
by car and 46 minutes by 737 away.  Guess its the closest place they
have a count from.


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