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Protect Your Right to be Spammed!
Your name, address, income, and purchasing habits are all cataloged and sold, with just a shred of your consent. Literally. I’m using the second person because I mean you. And there are thick, phone book size catalogs that sell the personal information of you and people like you. Say you’re a Republican and listen to hip hop. Or perhaps you read ArtForum and registered for the Green Party. Your information has already been sold by companies like those in the links. Search for your own demographic here and if you don’t find what you’re looking for, don’t worry, there’s other companies. Yes, this is how those mail order catalogs keeps finding your house.
But hey, if you don’t want the solicitations simply follow a series of cumbersome, redundant steps, or pay some company $20-$40 to do it for you, and most of it, probably, might stop filling your mailbox.
So don’t let the evil government take away your rights! Remember, you choose what advertising your receive… so they say.
P.S. Check out EPIC if your concerned about keeping your information private.