This bill, as it currently stands, will never pass. It is only had the first reading and will probably change allot by the time it gets to the third reading. Even then if section 2.a is not changed, then the Bells and Rogers can still do rate limiting and have their bit caps.
I just reported one of these bank phishing emails to a Brazilian provider and Comcast. I want to see how long it takes them to kill the accounts. I'll not be holding my breath though.
Well Comcast seems to be on the ball today. That site seems to be gone. Under 2 hours for action to be taken. Either that or the phisher moved on but I prefer to be optimistic:)
How about actually going after the people doing the scams as a solution.
I just reported one of these bank phishing emails to a Brazilian provider and Comcast. I want to see how long it takes them to kill the accounts. I'll not be holding my breath though.
I think you are refering to ADAD (automatic dialing-announcing devices) which are a little different. As long as its a live person on the other end of the line, it's allowed. Check the front of your phone book in the privacy issues section.
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This bill, as it currently stands, will never pass. It is only had the first reading and will probably change allot by the time it gets to the third reading. Even then if section 2.a is not changed, then the Bells and Rogers can still do rate limiting and have their bit caps.
I just reported one of these bank phishing emails to a Brazilian provider and Comcast. I want to see how long it takes them to kill the accounts. I'll not be holding my breath though.
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Well Comcast seems to be on the ball today. That site seems to be gone. Under 2 hours for action to be taken. Either that or the phisher moved on but I prefer to be optimistic
I just reported one of these bank phishing emails to a Brazilian provider and Comcast. I want to see how long it takes them to kill the accounts. I'll not be holding my breath though.
Linux Canada makes an accounting package and a POS package.
The one thing I still look for in a accounting package is the ability to do batch imports into the journals like AccPac (at least the dos version).
I think you are refering to ADAD (automatic dialing-announcing devices) which are a little different. As long as its a live person on the other end of the line, it's allowed. Check the front of your phone book in the privacy issues section.