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Re: Lotus MarketPlace and Consumer Privacy

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From: Sean Eric Fagan
Date: Thu, 03 Jan 1991 08:18
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Doug Borchard writes:

> In developing MarketPlace, Lotus and Equifax Marketing Decision Systems
> have implemented a number of controls that go far beyond traditional
> industry practices for consumer privacy protection.  

Really?  Please tell me how I verify that the information about me is
correct, and, if wrong, how do I get it corrected?  How do you remove
someone from the database after you've already sold the CD?  How long do you
anticipate before someone breaks the encoding method, or otherwise manages
to "steal" information they did not pay for (or, more importantly, that was
supposed to be removed from the database).

> [Also] we are offering the product only to legitimate businesses...

And how are you verifying this?

Sean Eric Fagan
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From: sef@kithrup.COM (Sean Eric Fagan)
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Subject: Re: Lotus MarketPlace and Consumer Privacy
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Date: 3 Jan 91 08:18:43 GMT
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