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Hello Janis, >>> All this Aussie 000 problem is nothing but a hoax. >> Maybe. >> It does not make the /other/ problem go away: that some POTS mailers >> have no documented way of preventing them from attempting to dial >> *something* when encountering such a number. The only "number" that >> is guaranteed to stop ALL POTS mailers from attempting to dial out >> is "-Unpublished-". > That hasn't been tested much, at this point.. You have me confused there. "-Unpublished-" has been in the nodelist almost from the very beginning over two decades ago. I don't recall anyone ever reporting a problem with "-Unpublished-". > As far as I know no one has really tested it much at all... in > a "live data" arena at least. It has been in the nodelist for two decades.... > I know that some mailers are capable of translating alphas to > digits as well. You have me confused again. What has that got to do with it? > I don't know if secondary programs will have problems with it > either (compilers like xlat, etc.) Again: "-Unpublished-" has been in the nodelist for two decades. >> So that should be the only thing allowed in field 6, when there >> is no valid phone number. > Perhaps. We do know that 000- doesn't cause trouble, and > hasn't all these years. That is not true. Several problems have been reported, you just choose to ignore it. Cheers, Michiel ---* Origin: http://www.vlist.org (2:280/5555) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 280/5555 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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