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Article #156Anonymized UK Bank Accoun
From: Mark-C. Swan
Date: Thu, 11 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 11 Jul 1996 00:00
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Seen in the Newsgroup... -> Anonymous Banking in the UK is possible! -> -> See our "Anonymous Banking Section" on site. -> -> -- -> Back after censorship dropout: the fight for privacy goes on! -> Visit the "taxBombers' Site" and the "Internet Offshore Center" -> reopened at http://www.taxbomber.com -> -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- -> Version: 2.6.2 -> -> mQCNAzGO5HoAAAEEAL+K4RV9wC+SOCETXVhHWAOzh6FL0dHBMD6KEcPiNakaA9DB -> zjPsXGV0OIYq+6DlwukoqoJvkSU490AeJmW6RvsHZABbpTCDPvmpAj1LMZPKsPqy -> LF6PSjYYdKNohJObFWbxe+4kYEI4R9MeVrUHNE6uHh7dlHbBKhDCyUT/HPvVAAUR -> tCJSYWxwaCBUZWd0bWVpZXIgPHB0QHRheGJvbWJlci5jb20+ -> =NBaY -> -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Does anyone else find that the use of encryption heightens the desire to know what has been encrypted, and why? This technique of attracting attention to the advert is very interesting, but is not a very sound practice. While it does draw one to the encrypted data, the use of encryption is only needed to prevent unwanted eyes reviewing sensitive or very personal data. If the above is of such significance that encryption IS necessary, it certainly should NOT be posted to a public forum. Encryption is best used with and for E-Mail messages, assumed "private" and encrypted to preserve some degree of that privacy. As an advertising "gimmick", it degrades the concept of encryption from a means of security, to just another way to get attention. There are numerous sources of information about how to produce effective and attention-getting ads. Don't let yourself be drawn to gimmickry, simply to attract propsects. If you really have a product or service that is of value, do yourself a favor and tell the world about it. If your enthusiam and belief in your product or service shows, it will inspire others to view your advertisement much more favorably than using a so-called "hook". Your customers on-line are very bright, and aren't going to play this game too many times before looking for someone who WILL tell them the straight scoop on what they're offering. Given the choice between knowing verifiable facts, and playing "Spy vs. Spy", the majority will go for the facts. Take advantage of your experience, and give credit to your customers. After all, without them you're not going to make a dime... Not a flame, this message is provided for educational purposes. Questions, comments, or you just want to say "Hey", I can be reached at: Mark-C. Swan, m_swan@pbn.fg.tds.org PBN Philadelphia Host mswan@bizynet.com 320 Holly Drive mswan@calkins.com Levittown, PA 19055-1318 Main Frame Information Network - BIZyNet: 70:5/71 1-215-943-5537, (8N1) PBN Philadelphia - BackMail: 1-215-547-7862 (24 hrs)
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 1044f0,2113df59f45ebba3,start X-Google-Attributes: gid1044f0,public X-Google-Thread: 10a2d1,2113df59f45ebba3,start X-Google-Attributes: gid10a2d1,public From: Mark-C. Swan <mark-c_swan@bizynet.com> Subject: Anonymized UK Bank Accoun Date: 1996/07/11 Message-ID: <60714050104$77C4@bizynet.com> X-Deja-AN: 168307091 organization: Main Frame Information Network - (70:5/71) (70:5/71) x-gateway: Act-Up 4.6 14 Jul 96 05:01:04 BIZynet(tm) Intl. Business Network newsgroups: misc.biz,biz.misc