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From: Gloger.ES@XEROX.COM (Paul Gloger)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.telecom
Subject: Listed Unlisted Number
Message-ID: <870925-224748-17534@Xerox>
Date: Sat, 26-Sep-87 01:47:49 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep 26 01:47:49 1987
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I would like to have a home phone number unlisted, at least effectively
so.  I seem to have the choice of either paying my local phone company
(Pac Bell) to unlist it; or having it listed under a made-up name with
an unlisted address, which the phone company will do for free.

The made-up-name ploy is cheaper than unlisting, and seems just as good
in every other respect.  Is there any reason I shouldn't do it?

Thanks,
Paul Gloger <Gloger.ES@Xerox.com>