On 24 Jan 2005, at 4:16 PM, Jude wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way to do a reverse lookup on a phone
number in Australia?
Hi Jude,
I might be wrong, but I have always thought this to be a serious
invasion of privacy and has been illegal for years. Reverse telephone
number directo
On 25/01/2005, at 8:06 AM, John Taylor wrote:
On 24 Jan 2005, at 4:16 PM, Jude wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way to do a reverse lookup on a phone
number in Australia?
Hi Jude,
I might be wrong, but I have always thought this to be a serious
invasion of privacy
A telephone nu
On 23/01/2005, at 3:44 PM, Stewart Woods wrote:
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The socket doesn't seem to fit an Apple plaintalk microphone
(semi-transparent case, think it came with a G4 originally) ... is this
kind of mic just too old, or is there some special connector I was
supposed to know about?
Any advice gratefully appreciated,
Tobes.
On 23/01/2005, at 10:36 PM, Antony N. Lord wrote:
However booting from the 10.3 installer CD gives me "Fatal Signal :
Illegal instruction" messages
OK, I've tried a new CD-ROM, new HD, checked the PRAM battery, reset
CUDA all with the same problem.
I did the old unplug all the cards / ram
though I don't have the pleasure of owning a G5 I was under the
impression that it is a standard stereo line in mini phono plug
plain talk mikes are condenser (powered) microphones and their
jacks are a little longer than standard mini phono.
best use a standard dynamic mic and set your au
I might be wrong, but I have always thought this to be a serious
invasion of privacy
A telephone number and address details " advertised " in a PUBLIC document
can hardly be classed as PRIVATE
And I have to say, I feel a bit as if my privacy should count for
something here. If I c
On 25/01/2005, at 9:50 AM, Jude wrote:
I might be wrong, but I have always thought this to be a serious
invasion of privacy
A telephone number and address details " advertised " in a PUBLIC
document
can hardly be classed as PRIVATE
And I have to say, I feel a bit as if my priv
a) Is there a way to make a 10.3.7 CD from a 10.3 CD + Updaters
Four words: Clean Install With Archive. The installer program should
show your existing HD with a yellow icon on it indicating that you
need to click the to click the "Options" button. This takes you to
the CIWA screen.
It turn
Probably not the same as your problem, but a friend had a similar
problem with frequent calls at all times. After complaining, he
found out it wasn't his neighbor, but automated calls from Charlie
Garner Hospital. His wife was a patient there and somehow their
system was dialing at random.
On 25/1/05 1:05 PM, "Robert Howells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From your description I wonder though whether it is a person or some
> sort of automatic dialing machine .
A recent trick being used by spammers/marketing people is to use an
automated system that will ring up a number at all sorts
Robert Howells wrote:
Yet another " advantage " of competition !
It never used to take that much to get action while I was at Telstra . (
But it's 10 years ago !? )
With Telstra (I just had to do this) you ring a 1800 number, tell them
about it, they put a trace on your line (basically
That should be a great relief to you Jude !
Mac
On 25/01/2005, at 10:21 AM, Greg Sharp wrote:
On 25/1/05 1:05 PM, "Robert Howells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From your description I wonder though whether it is a person or some
sort of automatic dialing machine .
A recent trick being used
On 25 Jan 2005, at 8:22 AM, Robert Howells wrote:
On 25/01/2005, at 8:06 AM, John Taylor wrote:
On 24 Jan 2005, at 4:16 PM, Jude wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way to do a reverse lookup on a phone
number in Australia?
Hi Jude,
I might be wrong, but I have always thought this
. . . all it takes is 3 sucessful traces and they then send a
warning letter, if they do any more after the warning letter,
Telstra pass all the details over to the police who then charge the
individual.
Its almost the same with Optus, but I have to log the calls for
several days, and if th
Hi Bob,
Although my phone number is listed in the telephone book, I do not
want everyone I give that number to to have access to my address.
For example, I have my phone number marked on my house keys, so that
if they are lost the finder can call me. I don't want anyone finding
the keys to h
Speaking of automatic dialing, it was happening to us at one stage where
someone had the wrong number set for their dialup account. We got a lot of
phone calls...
But, it wasn't malicious or anything
On 25/1/05 10:05 AM, "Robert Howells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 25/01/2005, at 9:50 AM
We have recently been called by a automated telephone system located in
India, whish is set up to keep a certain number of phone sales people
constantly on the phone. The way it works is that the system dials
countries
(by time zone) constantly 24x7, if the system gets an answer it then
looks for
On 25/01/2005, at 1:07 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
We have recently been called by a automated telephone system located in
India, whish is set up to keep a certain number of phone sales people
constantly on the phone. The way it works is that the system dials
countries
(by time zone) constantly
The trick seems to be answering the phone quickly and then talking to a
person to tell them you want to be off their list. Our major problem is
the way our phone is set up there is a few second delay between when you
pick the phone up ( ie the line becomes active) and you can talk to the
other pers
The trick seems to be answering the phone quickly and then talking to a
person to tell them you want to be off their list. Our major problem is
the way our phone is set up there is a few second delay between when you
pick the phone up ( ie the line becomes active) and you can talk to the
other per
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