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Ever Get a Weird Fax?
Yesterday I got the strangest fax …. It was a handwritten note (with very poor spelling) written to me (or at least someone with my name) by someone who signed their name as ‘-Alex’ and it says it was sent from Lightology National in Chicago at number 312-943-9587. I know a lot of people names Alex, but I don’t think any of them live in Chicago …
Any ideas what this could be? Should I be worried about my wife and daughter’s safety?
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August 17, 2007 at 9:15 am
Ah the beauty of Google alerts - Joe Law in National Sales for Lightology was made aware of this post and sent me the following response:
“Hello Joe,
I know what the fax was that you got…we have a high school student working in the office here and I believe she was messing with the fax machine and using a random number just to see what response she would get (high schoolers in a boring office = too much time to screw around)…its nothing you should worry about, she was goofing off and I will speak with her about it, but no worries, sorry for the trouble it may have caused you.”
That’s actually kind of funny - and I’m glad that I now know and don’t have to wonder if there is some kind of creep targeting my family. I just wish I had time to be that bored …
Hey Alex - need some work to do? …