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Pastimes : ISOMAN AND HIS CAVE OF SOLITUDE
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To: ISOMAN who wrote (205)6/12/1999 2:05:00 AM
From: Mephisto   of 539
 
Did you know you can tell a telemarketer that they cannot phone you again. If they do, you can take them to small claims court. There was an article on national news about it a number of months ago.

A lady in New York City had checks worth four or five thousand dollars.

There was a law passed in the 1920s that makes it illegal for these people to pester you.

So if you take them to Small Claims court, most likely they will settle.

I do not recall the procedures that you have to follow but if AT&T keeps bugging you, you might want to research those procedures & take AT&T to Small Claims court.

Cheers,

Mephisto
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