JerrO wrote:
We

will see if FCC "ignores" anything. Or not.

Jerry



As of January 1, 2004, the FCC is ignoring anonymous complaints relating
to cb or hammie radio, lodged by individuals against another individual.

No. they have merely changed the way such is reported.
Instead of reporting the full name of the accused, they only give the name
of the location, callsign, and the infraction. Otherwise, they still
respond to complaints.

Jerry
"Twistedhed" wrote in message
...
JerrO wrote:
We

will see if FCC "ignores" anything. Or not.

Jerry



As of January 1, 2004, the FCC is ignoring anonymous complaints relating
to cb or hammie radio, lodged by individuals against another individual.

From: (Jerry=A0Oxendine)
No. they have merely changed the way such

is reported.


Exactly,,they no longer follow up anonymous reported complaints.


Instead of reporting the full name

of the accused, they only give the name of the
location, callsign, and the infraction.

Otherwise, they still respond to complaints.

Jerry



What I am speaking of has nothing to do with the manner in which the FCC
releases its information to the public.

"Jerry Oxendine" wrote:
No. they have merely changed the way such is reported.
Instead of reporting the full name of the accused, they only give the
name of the location, callsign, and the infraction. Otherwise, they
still respond to complaints.

They'll have to jump fences to catch me. Tell Riley to eat me.

Hi Jer.