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Unsolicited JUNK FAXES

FROM FAX SPAMMERS?

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If you believe that you have received an unsolicited junk fax, we would like to hear from you. Contact us today by filling out the short form below and let us review your claim. You may be eligible for compensation under the law from $500 to $1500 per unsolicited fax.

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FOR EVERY JUNK FAX YOU RECEIVE?

Please Report Your Unwanted Junk Fax Spam & Get Paid Cash For Every Unsolicited Fax You Receive!

WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP YOU STOP JUNK FAXES
AND PAY YOU CASH IF WE FIND YOUR SPAMMER!

Let's Stop The Fax Spammers In Their Tracks!

To Report An Unsolicited Junk Fax
Please Fill Out The Form Below

THEN FAX US ALL OF YOUR SPAM FAXES TO:
(754) 264-0166 AND GET PAID!
* All Fields Are Required
*Company:
*First Name (No Initials):
*Last Name (No Initials):
*State:
*Type Of Business:
* Fax Number:
Example: 9254325458 (No Dashes)

* I confirm that I do not have an established business relationship with the advertiser and that I have not expressly consented or permitted the advertiser to send me the attached fax advertisement.

We will investigate your fax spam report at no charge to you and 
we will work to track down your fax spammer right away.

If we track down your fax spammer, we?ll contact you ASAP and help you collect CASH MONEY!

Get $500 - $1500 FOR EVERY JUNK FAX YOU RECEIVE!!!

How to identify junk faxers 

The good news is that you can always find out who is sending you the junk faxes if you follow the steps below.

If you get an unsolicited fax, follow this procedure (one of the first three is almost always guaranteed to work):

  • Have the phone company put a call trap on your line. When you get a fax, you dial a special code after receipt or keep a call log and enter it periodically. They can then release this information to the police/sheriff and the police/sheriff will release it to you or your attorney in response to a subpoena. You can have the information you want within days and it's admissible and credible in court. We highly recommend this. See the Q&A for more on traps.

  • The simplest way to find out who they are is to pretend you are actually interested in their offer and try to fool them into giving you their real address, e.g, you don't have a credit card and need to mail them a check or you are the purchasing agent at your company and you have to have an address to send the Purchase Order. Be creative. But this can only ID the advertiser and not the blaster.

  • Highly recommended: Use Abika which offers a very comprehensive set of searches and is very similar to Docusearch. Unlike Docusearch they can trace the source of a fax call into your phone number. 

  • Also recommended: Use Docusearch to find who owns the phone number (such as the 800 or 900 number). This almost always works, but it isn't free. If your time is valuable, this is the fastest way to go. You only pay if they find the answer. For 900 numbers, this is the way to go since you won't be able to use the method in the previous bullet. You can then have a lawyer subpoena the 900 number company to find out who their client is. 

  • For pump and dump faxes, here's a possible approach. A few months after the fax appears, take a look at the price and volume graph for the stock. Also goto sec.gov and lookup filings by the issuer. I did this last night for an issue that a client of mine got a fax for last September and turned up the marketing agreement under which the presumptive faxer got the shares he dumped. Other filings to look for would be insider or high-volume purchases or sales, which must be reported.

Here are some other ways:

  • Check on the Junk Fax Library which shows typical faxes from all the major broadcasters

  • Attach CallerID to your fax line (they will usually block their callerID however) and use Docusearch (below)

  • do a google search for the removal number

  • Collect your faxes. you'll start to notice patterns that you can use to distinguish them

  • Search for them in the Junk Fax Library at www.junkfaxes.com.

  • Join the junkfax listserve: The JunkFAX-L Mailing List and ask there.

  • Try superpages.com and use their reverse number lookup.  If you can't find the exact number you can use * as a wild card.  Some companies have many numbers, also some have many companies listed to the same address and number.

Other methods of identifying a company.

  • List of known remove numbers, the associated company and any other pertinent information.

  • Find out who owns a PO Box has techniques to find out the owner of PO Box or PMB

  • Look at the secretary of state website for their tax information.

  • Search D&B for the free information available (pay if you want more detailed info)

  • See who the FCC have spanked recently.

When you find out, let us know and we'll post it here.

Other useful info

Registered agent, officers, and other information about companies.

For all states, check and http://www.pac-info.com/and http://www.residentagentinfo.com/

These are all included in the links above... I just have them here for shortcut because I use them a lot.California

FAX US ALL Your Junk
FAXES NOW TO OUR FAX NUMBER BELOW:
(754) 264-0166 AND
GET PAID IF WE TRACK
YOUR FAX SPAMMER DOWN!

Background Information About Junk Spam Faxes.

The TCPA and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules generally prohibit most unsolicited junk facsimile (fax spam) advertisements. The TCPA states that an advertiser cannot send you unsolicited fax advertisements unless you have given the advertiser your prior express consent to receive fax advertisements or you have an established business relationship (EBR). Even if the advertiser has received your prior express consent or has EBR, they are also required to allow you to ?opt out? of receiving their junk fax advertisements. The Junk Fax Prevention Act of 2005, directed the FCC to amend its rules adopted pursuant to the TCPA regarding fax advertising. The FCC?s revised rules:

     
  Require the sender of fax advertisements to provide specific information on the fax that allows recipients to ?opt-out? of any future faxes from the sender
  Specify the circumstances under which a request to ?opt-out? complies with the Act.
 
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