----- Original Message ----
> From: Bruce Johnson <[email protected]>
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>
> At issue in many of these cases is an assured chain of physical handling:
>something sent via email can be intercepted and changed in transmission; a
>fax
>cannot.
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>
Well, sort of -- certainly in the electronic transmission of a document.
My business includes a public fax service. I have seen some folks grab a bottle
of whiteout and change the content of the legal documents they are faxing. So
the document faxed is not the original but an edited copy. Is this legal? Don't
know, I'm not in a position to judge.
I have noticed over the past year or so my fax revenues have greatly increased
due to real estate transactions, debt management issues and also court related
legal problems. Some folks have spent more on faxes at my establishment than a
new AIO machine from Stables would cost. But I do agree with Kris that the fax
technology is on the way out but perhaps not for a few more years. Just my take
--glen
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