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Wireless phone companies tell regulators how they will meet controversial federal rules requiring them to pinpoint subscribers' locations, and the results are all over the map.
Wireless phone companies tell regulators how they will meet controversial federal rules requiring them to pinpoint subscribers' locations, and the results are all over the map.
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A few years ago she advertised this number on Village Voice Bulletin Board.
So let the privacy issue not make winners out of women like Maria Competiello.
I've not even listed in the phone book under my own name. But this Maria Competiello has a brother working in telephone Company. the telephone Company has admitted that there's a person (with a name phonetically similar but not exact spelling working at the telephone company but I'll have to sue the company to stop the Competiello). But I can't afford the attorney fees.
A few years ago she advertised this number on Village Voice Bulletin Board.
So let the privacy issue not make winners out of women like Maria Competiello.
I've not even listed in the phone book under my own name. But this Maria Competiello has a brother working in telephone Company. the telephone Company has admitted that there's a person (with a name phonetically similar but not exact spelling working at the telephone company but I'll have to sue the company to stop the Competiello). But I can't afford the attorney fees.
Enjoy life
Herman
- there is also 'little brother'
- by soekershof November 29, 2005 7:39 AM PST
- 'The CIA and other media-exposures' are worthwhile reading; especially the one about the CIA. You find this chapter in the menu (on the left) of http://soekershof.com
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(6 Comments)Enjoy life
Herman