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beeswing
response 78 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 05:18 UTC 2003

My parents were majorly happy that I'd put their number on the list.

No, there's no check to see if that is the account holder's number.

I usually got long distance telemarketing calls on my cell. Not very
often, but I want none. So it goes on the list too.
uty
response 79 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 05:48 UTC 2003

ok
dcat
response 80 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 05:57 UTC 2003

Because of the fact that the subscriber pays for airtime on calls received
as well as sent, telemarketing calls to cellular customers are prohibited.
I'll try to look up chapter & verse in the morning if someone hasn't beaten
me to it.
aruba
response 81 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 14:11 UTC 2003

<conspiracy-theory>
  I hope this isn't all some government plot to generate a list of numbers
  and associate them with email addresses.  I wonder if we'll all be getting
  spam or something worse from this in the future.
</conspiracy-theory>
oval
response 82 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 15:08 UTC 2003

..i was thinking this too....doing exactly what usually causes the spam to
get rid of it??

gull
response 83 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 15:36 UTC 2003

If you're worried about giving your email address, there will soon be a
toll-free phone number you can use to register your number.

Me, I just registered on the site.  My email address is already
associated with my phone number via WHOIS, anyhow.
lynne
response 84 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 18:30 UTC 2003

<imagines potential lawsuits over being unknowingly put on the do not call
list..."dammit, those telemarketers were my entire social life!">
gull
response 85 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 19:27 UTC 2003

I suspect the goal is to prevent people from being unknowingly taken
*off*.  There's a form for that too, and if they didn't require an email
address for verification, it's not hard to imagine some unscrupulous
telemarketing company writing a 'bot to remove whole swaths of numbers.
 Presumably when you request to be removed from the list, they email the
same address you used to register and wait for a confirmation.
keesan
response 86 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 23:48 UTC 2003

I have not received a confirmation email - two days since I submitted.
glenda
response 87 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 00:07 UTC 2003

Then submit again.  It took less than 5 minutes for my confirmation email to
arrive yesterday.
janc
response 88 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 01:49 UTC 2003

Katherine Hepburn died.  That's a pair of shoes that will never be filled.
slynne
response 89 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 02:15 UTC 2003

No kidding
beeswing
response 90 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 04:24 UTC 2003

The loons, Norman! The loons!

(sorry).
tod
response 91 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 04:34 UTC 2003

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cross
response 92 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 05:41 UTC 2003

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goose
response 93 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 14:08 UTC 2003

Yeah, that was my experience Dan.  However, I've yet to be able to click on
the link to complete the deal.  It always tells me that the website is
unavailable and to try again later.
anderyn
response 94 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 14:19 UTC 2003

I got the email late Friday night (I registered Friday morning/afternoon, and
clicked on it on Monday), and it was relatively painless.
tpryan
response 95 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 20:01 UTC 2003

        Loopsided triagle this time, as Buddy Hacket was found dead
on Monday.
keesan
response 96 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 22:28 UTC 2003

I was persistent and kept going back to the site when I got error messages
or got there and could not arrow up and down, and finally signed in and got
my three emails a few minutes later.  Last time I had not done the second
stage of the sign-in as I did not realize I had to page down to see it.
slynne
response 97 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 13:31 UTC 2003

If anyone wants a coupon for 20% off at Borders/Waldenbooks, here is a 
URL you can go to

http://www.bordersstores.com/features/feature.jsp?file=friendsandfamily
tod
response 98 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 16:51 UTC 2003

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gregb
response 99 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 17:11 UTC 2003

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gregb
response 100 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 17:13 UTC 2003

Thanks, Lynne.  I'm a Borders regular, so I can definitely use it.
polytarp
response 101 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 04:59 UTC 2003

THANK YOU SLYNEE!
tod
response 102 of 335: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 18:40 UTC 2003

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