Shlichter1 (shlichter1@aol.com) 30 Nov 2004 01:02:55 GMT

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Tony P wrote: >> This is interesting. Verizon says there is all sorts of security yet >> there isn't any. I don't know about the old Bell Atlantic offices, but the Former GTE offices in California, Oregan, and Washington State have alarms, audio and video monitoring in them. They in the most part have electronic slider cards that are registered to the using company or CLEC employee. You most also turn the alarm off using a code, there are several different alarm codes that will further ID the person entering the building. Also most have separate doors for the Caged areas. When entering you may also have to contact the NOC or they may respond with Law Enforcement. As to the price of the cards, in 1999 Sprint in Las Veges had cards worth $20,000 each taken at gun point from one of their offices. The only good spammer is a dead one!! Have you hunted one down today? (c) I Kill Spammers, Inc. A Rot In Hell Company. Apple Elite II BBS will return.

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