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DoNotPay is excellent at fighting back against robocalls with a great feature called RoboRevenge. The idea is to hit the fraudsters where it hurts the most—their wallets. With the help of DoNotPay, you can get up to $3000 from the annoying spam callers.
You will need to engage with the caller, though. If you get a robocall that hangs up, you can expect another call to come your way within days, if not hours. That’s the opportunity for some sweet robocall revenge.
The process is easy because DoNotPay does all the hard work for you. All you need to do is:
- Log on to DoNotPay via your web browser when you get the call
- Choose the RoboRevenge option
- Create a free virtual credit card
- Provide the card details to the caller (rest assured that they will ask for it)
- Wait for DoNotPay to obtain the caller’s details (it will happen as soon as they try to make a transaction)
- Follow the instructions provided by DoNotPay to start a robocall lawsuit and get up to $3000
There is nothing dangerous or illegal about RoboRevenge. The DoNotPay virtual credit card is just a card number that is not tied to your bank account or any other funding source. It only appears like a real card to the caller.
Since calling you is illegal without written consent, the caller is already breaking the law. Even if your number is not on the Do Not Call List, the app will register you automatically. The Do Not Call List registration cannot expire, so if you are registered, your number will stay there until you request otherwise. The only issue is that lawsuits can only be made against callers and companies that are calling from the States.
the carriers could offer their own “number parking” service for customers who know they will not require phone service for an extended period of time, or for those who just aren’t sure what they want to do with a number. Such services are already offered by companies like NumberBarn and Park My Phone, and they generally cost between $2-5 per month.
The Princeton study recommends consumers who are considering a number change instead either store the digits at an existing number parking service, or “port” the number to something like Google Voice. For a one-time $20 fee, Google Voice will let you port the number, and then you can continue to receive texts and calls to that number via Google Voice, or you can forward them to another number.
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Computer keyboards grew out of calculator key assignments, as both are business tools.
The telephone keypad arrangement was derivated in an UI analysis in 1959/60 with 'average' customers - people at the time not really in contact with calculators or even less computers. //
In 1959 Bell did a rather large UI study, published in 1960 as "Human Factors Engineering Studies of the Design and Use of Pushbutton Telephone Sets". Goal was to determinate a layout that would not only work, but as well operate efficient and be enjoyed by users. //
One might speculate that if calculators would have been more wide spread in the 1950 (they were special and expensive business tools at the time) or terminals/computers had already made their way into homes before, the telephone would also work bottom-up ... but that's fooder for alternate history novellas.
I told the telephone repairman, “It seems like we never had trouble when we had copper pairs; but now since you guys went to fiber, we are having lightning damage to anything connected to the fiber.”
Well, the guy was on the ball. He said, “You know, the fiber is in a copper shield to protect it from crushing; maybe it’s coming in on the copper shield.”
The shield was bonded to the modem, which had the usual four-foot ground rod driven. Next day, they sent a crew that terminated the copper shielded cable outside and ran just a piece of fiber, one strand into the house and moved their modem to the basement.
Now there is a length of 15 feet of pure glass between the incoming cable and the modem. Since that was done two years ago, we have had no trouble, though the storms are as potent as ever.
We buy and sell used telephone systems. Whenever you are upgrading your phone system, or your customers phone system, we want to buy the old telephone system. We pay top dollar for any manufactures telephone systems.
We became Vertical Distributors in 2009, and ESI Distributors in 2015. We have been efficiently serving our customers since 1994. We put our customers first at Hoosier and make sure their ordering experience is the easiest possible. Please tell us how we are doing by emailing us at pat@hebusa.com
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