Phone fraud hurts business
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To the Editor:
In 1995, after recovering from cerebral hemorrhage, I made Nannette’s beer cheese at Ken’s New Market. Everyone liked it so well, I started making and selling it. Connie and Joe Lemons sold it to help me out with my bills.
Giving some to the Lions Club Auction one night, someone reported me to the health department. So, I went to the state and got my license and permit to sell it. I am still in business this year (2008).
Someone called AT&T and asked that my name not be put in the telephone book or any info for my number, not in the white pages or yellow pages, and to wave the charges.
I cannot believe anyone would do this to me or anyone, but what goes around comes around. May God bless you, because he has blessed me.
Mrs. James (Nannette) Howard
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