I'd feel pretty bad continuing to complain about spam if I weren't
willing to send in an affidavit to help a company that is actually
trying to stop a spammer...
But apart from that, you can also usually find a Notary at the post
office, which is where I normally have my notarizing done. Costs have
ranged from free or $1 to $8 (in California).
Jerry P wrote:
>
> "Salocin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > Not so much the hardship as the challenge of getting out of the
> office long
> > enough to find a notary and get the thing written and signed... and
> any
> > potential cost attached to that. But I did give Paetec my contact
> details
> > and if they really want it and ask me again, I'll provide it.
>
> Check around. If your office is of any size, you probably have a
> notary on staff. Or in the office next door. Or at a doctor's or
> dentist's office on the next floor. Cost is, tops, $5.00, but if you
> tell the notary it's to help fight spam, I bet they'll comp it.
-spam_begone.
--
And there's a turbulent moon-ridden girl
or old woman, or both,
dressed in opals and rags, feathers
and torn taffeta, who knows strange songs
but she is not kind.
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