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From: touch@svax.cs.cornell.edu (Joseph Touch)
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Subject: Re: Information editing via telephone...
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Along these same lines, how do we feel about a company (TRW) which
both maintains such credit information, and offers a service (for a fee,
of course) to tell you when someone accesses your information.

Are they (or we) not aware that we have a right to inspect such information
(in many states) at will, without paying their subscription fee?

Should the commercial for such be banned from airing on TV?

Just a thought.