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Companies which have 1-800 numbers generally automatically collect in
a database the phone numbers of everyone who calls them, whether or
not you have your phone number masked. As a result, you would likely
end up on a phone solicitor's list if you called them. Best to not
respond
in any way at all.

Bob Mauritsen
bluetooth at csi.com



> From: "Susi and Dale" <susidale at olywa.net>
> Date: 4/1/98 5:03:45PM
> To: "'Tweeters'" <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
> Subject: Dealing with the SPAM
>
> Sorry this isn't about birds. I got another SPAM through the
> tweeters =
> list. This one has an 800 number to call and leave the
> spammer a =
> message. If everyone on tweeters were to call this toll free
> number and =
> leave him a message, I think it might soak through. It would
> cost you =
> nothing, but if a lot of people call it will cost him plenty.
> =
> And...I'll bet he wouldn't send any more spam to the tweeters
> list. =
> Just a suggestion.
>
>