ROBERT LAUER spoke thusly to: DICK ROEBELT
RL>Sir,
RL>The more you speak it becomes apparent that you have a problem.
RL>The key as I have said before is how did the Fax Advertiser get the
RL>number in the first place.  However, I intend to contact my
RL>congressman to get a copy of the law.  You may be right, however, I
RL>hope not. Sincerely,
   I know I am correct as I can read plain English and I keep a copy 
of said law on my desktop.  Which I got, by the way, from my 
Congressman.
   Do I have a problem?  You bet I do!  
   I have a business to run and budgets to keep.  When [a]n unwanted 
someone interferes with that via stealing my time, supplies, etc. I 
really get P.O'd.  
   I am sure there are tens of thousands of like folks in my camp or 
the Congress would have never passed a law addressing "unwanted" or 
"unsolicited" faxes.  Makes sense to me even if you cannot see that or 
do not agree with my (and others) position on this issue.
   Dick
   TheMerc@Juno.com
"Bother", said Pooh, as he shot three IRS agents padlocking his home.
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