Re: CALLER ID ~~ MYSTERY

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From: dave
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 1996 00:00

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Jay,
	You sound very knowlegable about CNID however, as a computer geek with
15 years of online experience I've seen many an 'impossible' hack
committed.  If someone had the specs on the signals sent between the
caller id box and the telco I imagine that they could possibly invent a
spoof solution.
Dave

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From: dave <dav@erols.com>
Subject: Re: CALLER ID ~~ MYSTERY
Date: 1996/12/05
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