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You are not getting into the telemarketing business are you? I am on the "do not call" registry
Ken
p.s. You might have a look at open source modem dialing programs. They would have some of this functionality which you might be able to borrow.
No, not at all.
I live in an area that does get cell reception and need a way to contact someone in cause of an emergency. I do have WiFi to the internet and a land line, so my idea is to use the GMRS radio to computer to WiFi to computer to phone. Similar to a HAM phone patch but no ticket required.
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