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    Wednesday
    Aug112004

    "Good morning. You have 457 voice-mail messages."

    DateWednesday, August 11, 2004 at 4:07PM

    INFO TECHNOLOGY: Collision Detection has an interesting post about voicemail spam coming to a VOIP mailbox near you.



    Consider software from Frederick, Mass.-based Qovia, which seeks out the IP addresses assigned to phones, then sends each a 30-second recording. Its pace -- 1,000 synthetic calls every five seconds -- is a quantum leap from the automated "Demon Box" dialers that telemarketers use now.

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