I just normally use the Img button and link to the graphic if it is on another site. Saves space on ooma's server.nn5i wrote:Rackety Coon Chile, how do you upload photos? I found no way to do it. What'd I miss?
Ooma has sold my personal information
- southsound
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ooma customer since February 2009
VoIP hardware: 2 Telo w/3 handsets & Linx / ooma core
Total Lines: 8 / Numbers: 11 / Handsets: 20
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Friends don't remember what Landline Integration was or why we did it.
VoIP hardware: 2 Telo w/3 handsets & Linx / ooma core
Total Lines: 8 / Numbers: 11 / Handsets: 20
Lifetime Premier Member
Friends don't remember what Landline Integration was or why we did it.
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
Southsound... I didn't think you could reach the Img button... here is a picture of you tryingsouthsound wrote:I just normally use the Img button and link to the graphic if it is on another site. Saves space on ooma's server.nn5i wrote:Rackety Coon Chile, how do you upload photos? I found no way to do it. What'd I miss?
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
Oh, that's classic!
Wayne
Wayne
ooma customer since January 2009
ooma hardware: core (hub/scout) and Telo
Lifetime Premier Member
ooma hardware: core (hub/scout) and Telo
Lifetime Premier Member
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
Aahhh ... look he's in a FEMA camp.
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Uh Oh ... looks like they did a little forced gene experimentation on him ...
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
SouthSound saying "put me back where you found me once done messing with me."
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
I think comcast is the culprit here. The only account I have with my first name spelled incorrectly is on Comcast. Any junk mail I receive with that name on presumably originated with comcast account information. They probably took your pet's name from your email account and added it to their address list.
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
you might want to run anti-spyware to check your PC or you may not have them any more since you joined a long ago.
Spyware can do a lots of things you described here. At the same time, I'd register your phone to "national don't call list".
I don't think OOMA is stupid enought to sell you information.
Spyware can do a lots of things you described here. At the same time, I'd register your phone to "national don't call list".
I don't think OOMA is stupid enought to sell you information.
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
If you're right, it sounds like ooma might be owed an apology here.fonfellow wrote:I think comcast is the culprit here. The only account I have with my first name spelled incorrectly is on Comcast. Any junk mail I receive with that name on presumably originated with comcast account information. They probably took your pet's name from your email account and added it to their address list.
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
ooma does indeed divulge phone numbers. since acquiring the service, my telemarketer calls have gone up 100 fold. my blacklist has over 200 numbers in it. all telemarketers. my phone rings 4 times a day from these cockroaches. i don't anwser if i don't recognize the caller. i then go into my list of inbound calls once a week and blacklist (disconnect mesage) all of them. this is very tedious and sad ooma would do this.
Re: Ooma has sold my personal information
Ooma is not to blame for increase in spam calls.das wrote:ooma does indeed divulge phone numbers...........sad ooma would do this.
Did you port your number into Ooma? /viewtopic.php?f=9&t=13976&start=20#p104248