2015-02-27 11:21 GMT-05:00 Bill Horne b...@horne.net:
On 2/26/2015 4:14 PM, Bouman MC wrote:
Fact1: I choose dial up landline service as a brass tacks answer to
hacking: Hacking can't happen, unless someone climbs a pole.
Sorry, that's not correct. Once you connect to the Internet, you're
On 2/26/2015 4:14 PM, Bouman MC wrote:
Fact1: I choose dial up landline service as a brass tacks answer to
hacking: Hacking can't happen, unless someone climbs a pole.
Sorry, that's not correct. Once you connect to the Internet, you're just
like every other Verizon user, no matter which
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 04:14:51PM -0500, Bouman MC wrote:
Fact1: I choose dial up landline service as a brass tacks answer to
hacking: Hacking can't happen, unless someone climbs a pole.
Fact 2: Verizon has disconnected dial up landline without admitting it to
anyone. But they are still
Bouman MC bouman...@gmail.com writes:
Fact1: I choose dial up landline service as a brass tacks answer to
hacking: Hacking can't happen, unless someone climbs a pole.
Fact 2: Verizon has disconnected dial up landline without admitting it to
anyone. But they are still billing.
Result: As I
Bouman MC wrote:
Fact1: I choose dial up landline service as a brass tacks answer to
hacking: Hacking can't happen, unless someone climbs a pole.
I'm not following your reasoning. Can you elaborate on why you believe
this to be the case?
Fact 2: Verizon has disconnected dial up landline
