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Sr Tech Premium join:2003-01-19 New Fairfield, CT ·Charter Pipeline	reply to Necronomikro Re: so much for... This stuff is easy to do, Give the feds some space to install a router and tie it into the network, all they do is to tap a call is to set up a 3way call without you knowing. They can bridge any number they like. All they need is an account set up in the local switch or PBX and be able to log in to set up a call. Now depending on the Switch or PBX it most likely has the feature build in if not then get the feature added. 50.00 for a router, and anywhere from 1000.00 to 30,000 to have features enabled in switches/PB X's. I sure the colleges have the money since some of the professors make a lot more.
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Necronomikro join:2005-09-01	reply to TKJunkMail Where would the money have come from in the first place? It's just a matter of who I make the check out to, since neither of them will drop the prices or taxes after it's no longer being spent on that particular item.
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TKJunkMail Enjoy the sun Premium join:2002-03-03 Avalon, NJ ·Sprint Mobile Broa.. ·Comcast	reply to nasadude said by nasadude : demanding CALEA compliance of nearly everything that touches the net, but not paying for it as was done for the telcos (the government provided the money for the telcos to make POTS wiretappable) - seems like a tax to me The gov't didn't pay to make POTS wiretappable. State regulators allowed the telcos to pass on the cost to the customers - something entirely different than paying for it. -- -- Join Red Room Forum BLOG tkjunkmail.blogspot.com My Web Page
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