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Subject: Re: Mail order scam -- BEWARE
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Date: Tue, 11-Mar-86 12:08:26 EST
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	I remember reading that:

	If you receive a package via mail AND did not ask for it, you
	can consider it a gift.  You are under no obligation to return
	it, or pay for it.


	(NOTE: I am not a lawyer, but it does seem to me that the above
	makes sense.)