If you were to look at the instructions or specs from the manufacturer of the modems chipset you should be able to find initialization commands that will show you the blacklist list and commands that can be used to clear the list. (And really bothering the people answering the phone). The intent of the law was to not tie up phone lines, especially regular phones because they could interfere with emergency services.įor instance if you mistakenly put in someones home phone number, a faxing software could call that number over and over and over again tying up that line. I'm not sure how many failures it takes or how long the blacklist lasts, but thats why these numbers become "usable" again for you. The problem your seeing has nothing to do with WinFax, it's coming from your modem.īy law, modems must be able to temporarily blacklist numbers for a certain period of time after a certain number of failures. Actually, I'm not positive I can give you the legal solution but I'll go ahead and point you in the right direction even though I still don't know if your sending unsolicited faxes or not.
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