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Gonz wrote:

>         Geez!  McCann!  I've sen your posts about where you think you have to
> pick up your receiver whenever you get a phone call. 

That's certainly an abnormal reaction to a ringing phone. (DUH)

> Have you ever
> heard of just hanging up when you get a phone call you don't want to
> talk to the person on the other end?

Can you comprehend the concept of unwarranted intrusion ?

>         Yeah, I know that's not your beef.  But, when I get a call from
> someone I don't want to talk to, I just hang up and get on with my
> life.

Well bud, why don't you continue to run *your* life as you choose and
stop trying to tell me I should be like you. Or is that a concept that
eludes you too ?

>         Your beef seems to be that PN *sold* your number to a telemarketing
> company, and they were the ones who called you.  

Once again you're showing how clueless you are. If this is your best
understanding of the issues involved here than you are pityingly slow. 

> Now, if I started getting calls/solicitaitons from said telemarketing
> firm about products other than PN's, I would bve pissed. 

Well once a telemarketing agency has your personal information you can
bet you will be getting calls, solicitations, junk mail etc. How dense
are you ?

> But, you
> said that they weren't trying to sell you anything. 

I did ? Show me where I said that !

> Better yet, type in #77 (I think
> it's #77, don't hold me to it) and you won't get any anonymous callers
> dialing your number. 

Sure, and I'll carve spamalama into my email address to foil those
spammers too. Run your own life as you see fit and stay out of mine.

> Better yet, don't give PN your phone number.

This is the crux of the matter. I gave my number to Primenet at their
request in good faith only after receiving *specific* assurances from
them. If you can't grasp this by now, try to find someone to help you
with it.

> (Jason, sorry to use your post to reply to.  I'll be there in May.

BTW. Have you made any posts recently without kissing up to Jason ?


Charlie McCann   
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The fact is that Primenet turns over confidential/personal customer
information from their data base to third parties to be used for
unintended purposes.