RT> had heard. He did not say the name of the person talking, but did say
 RT> that he recognized the caller as a personal friend of his who was
 RT> talking to his attorney.  He described the type of business the friend
 RT> was in and where he was located.  Most anyone could 
 RT> easily determine the
 RT> actual identity.
 RT> I couldn't believe that a TV station, licensed by the FCC, would so
 RT> blatantly violate the rules of the very agency that keeps them in
 RT> business. I wonder if they actually rob banks in 
 
   I imagine it was just plain ignorance of the fact that it was multiply 
illegal. (But as we're often told, ignorance of the law is no exceuse. Or any 
immunity from prosecution.)
 
 RT> announcer somewhat facetiously advised his "friend" to purchase one of
 RT> these devices.
 
   I advise him to also get a new friend...!
 
   Frank
 
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