Got cut off. Autodialing is what ATT calls it . In fine print vonage says no autodialing. nm

• Please help. - MTNeedsHelp
  • i use mci - texan
    • Do you use 800 # or long distance? nm - Sharon
      • mci - texan
        • So you use MCI for unlimited LD for work and they're fine with it? About how many minutes do you - MtNeedsHelp
  • I have ATT, same problem, now have 7500 mins/mo for $300. Quit a bit. nm - Sharon
    • What do you mean by autodialing? I've read this but don't get why they'd have a problem wi - MTNeedsHelp
      • Autodialing- they told me it was a number called constantly and you are supposed to be voice to voic - Sharon
        • Should be voice to voice (talking), not transcribing. nm - Sharon
    • That should be quite a bit. Some people have Vonage, but it says no autodialing, which is what they - Sharon
      • Got cut off. Autodialing is what ATT calls it . In fine print vonage says no autodialing. nm - Sharon
  • Not sure, but had something similar happen to me to, I ended up changing companies... - Fingers2TheBone

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the company I was going to apply for, out-sourced some company to do the checks, and if I were to sign for the check they were entitled to even go so far as to contact my landlord, family, etc., to get information on me. 

Of course I was told it was just a formality and it would probably never happen, but if I signed that, this third company could do that, whenever they wanted, and for whatever reasons. 

Personally, I would rather be in control of my personal information as much as I can...not that there really is 'privacy' anymore. 

Even though I trusted that company I wanted to apply for, I certainly had no idea who this company was they hired to do the checks...

PS - I also did the bankrupt thing in the past, and I could not be sure this company would not turn around and sell my information to my former debtors...I mean, who knows.  I do not trust people, period. 

There was a small note on the sidebar about it on my July 2008 bill and I didn't notice it until later ---

Sprint reserves the right to limit throughput speeds or amount of data transferred and to deny, terminate, modify, or suspend service if usage exceeds 5GB per month in total or 300MB/month while off-network roaming. Check your subscriber agreement rights on Sprint.com. 

That would work, with the cell phone.  I have my house phone line and the extra phone line for work only.  The company I work for has toll-free access, so I don't need toll call or long distance service, and it runs less than $20 a month.

I also like having caller ID so I can also see who it is, and the answering machine so I can hear why they are calling.  If it's urgent or important, I take the call.  Otherwise, I don't answer it.  You wouldn't believe how much productivity it eats to answer the phone every time it rings.

Especially the "TD" where his knees, shoulder, elbow, hand and ball hit outside the line and then he scooted it in w/ a wide-eyed guilty look.   And, Hawks would have done better if Stevens could catch.

Sweet reverse play by Steelers though and long run by Parker.

And very cute commercial w/ the Budweiser colt.

Have received three phone calls from India...I can tell by the accent (I transcribe a lot of Indian doctors). The first two calls were just stuttering around, wanting my name, etc. The last one was Sunday night at 9:00 p.m., woke me up. I was furious and asked him if he knew what time it was. He said he had no idea, but started with that "your name please", etc. I yelled "don't ever call this number again", and I hung up. I have passed this around at work, and some people are getting calls from India...I think they get us off the computer some way. Anybody else having this happen?

my local phone company as most do, has a harrasement dept.  you set it up that each and every time you get a call, you hit a certain numbe of keys and it "logs" the calls.  After 5 such calls, you then report it to the police dept, they get the records and can go after the creeps!  You never know the number, but the police will let you know who the offenders are.  My sis had to use it because of an ex boyfriend of my nieces...his mother lost ALL phone service for a year!

wish you had it, it worked great to stop the 2am calls.

Let alone call you names in front of them.  He sounds like a true control freak and slob to boot.  Your 16yo needs to NOT be exposed to this kind of behavior from a man...she'll end up getting into relationships thinking this is "the way I grew up" mode.

Keep your faith and get out and into living your own life for you and your own children.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/10/26/internet.calls.wiretap.ap/index.html

For those MTs like myself who access their work over the Internet, would this consist of violating the HIPAA laws?