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We Have Lost the Battle...Unless...

We have lost the identity crisis in three major areas. First, the business community is concerned only with profits, therefore, the protection of our personal data is secondary. Second, congressional leaders are only interested in getting re-elected, thus, their vote also goes with the money. Third, and most pathetic, is the apathy of the American public over the possible loss of their identity, eventually their right to privacy.

As a former junk mail broker of mailing lists and database expert, I know what the answer is to the ID theft--and privacy in general--problem. Give consumers control over their names and private information, and pay them when it is sold.

Read more in my blog, "The Dunning Letter" at:

http://www.thedunningletter.blogspot.com

Jack E. Dunning
The Dunning Letter
Cave Creek, AZ

Posted by: Nasty Jack   Posted on: 12/18/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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