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From: learn@igloo.scum.com (Bill HMRP Vajk)
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Subject: Re: DUI and Privacy Laws - was Re: Lotus Marketplace
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Date: 28 Nov 90 20:17:08 GMT
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In article <20215@looking.on.ca> Brad Templeton writes:

> It is already against the law to lie in the process of a commercial 
> transaction.

Not unless they changed the law again.

It is legal in the USA to have credit cards in an alias name (if you
could pull it off) so long as your intent is not to defraud the 
issuing firm of money.

There are ways to conceal your business from the average snooper, if
you really care to. And most of them are legal.

Bill Vajk