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The Citibank example doesn't really translate to Gmail. Citibank has paying customers, Gmail won't. If you don't want your email scanned for keywords; if you don't want advertizements in your email; or if you don't want a lifetime of email archived by Google, then don't sign up.
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Please  FirstNLastN | 04/02/04
The difference is  bidemytime | 04/02/04
I'm All For It  nikoli | 04/02/04
drawing the line...  ryusen | 04/02/04
Re: drawing the line...  inmostlight | 04/02/04
where did i say gmail was a pricavy violation?  ryusen | 04/02/04
it was a reverse joke...  ryusen | 04/02/04
I think it could be great as a repalcement for these talkbacks  Ardian Daka | 04/02/04
Isn't that called a Listserve?  John Le'Brecage | 04/02/04
stop that.. i'm not supposed to agree with you so much... (nt)  ryusen | 04/02/04
got'ya (nt)  Ardian Daka | 04/05/04
Guaranteed Failure  toomuchgreeatea@... | 04/02/04
As long as they tell you what they are doing, OK.  DonnieBoy | 04/02/04
if i were a secret service agent  snsh | 04/02/04
Imagine though....  John Le'Brecage | 04/02/04
Actually, some services do offer this much space  CobraA1 | 04/03/04
if you want a long term email address you pay, for a temp email address,  V Sanders | 04/04/04
search dies when more ads then results were returned  V Sanders | 04/04/04
G mail  jacjud@... | 04/05/04
Message has been deleted.  do not use linuxcad | 04/05/04
Hey SPAM head  DarbyOhara | 04/05/04
Please Read!  DarbyOhara | 04/05/04
Great Idea  khurtwilliams | 04/13/04
Sign me UP!!!!  moralb1 | 04/14/04

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