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Old 09-03-2008, 03:08 PM   #62
jamesdmanley
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Originally Posted by RickyMaveety View Post
Well, that's nearly every company in modern day commerce ... so get ready to start not trusting a whole lot of people. Not saying you aren't right ... just that that's how it is. If you are really protective of your private information:

1. Don't register at any site anywhere. Not even a place like MR;
2. Don't make purchases anywhere online;
3. Don't apply for credit cards;
4. Don't purchase real property;
5. Don't use either a credit or debit card at the grocery store.

Yep ... even your local grocery store is collecting data on what you purchase and when ... unless you use cash.

So ... I understand your wish to keep your data private, I just wonder if you have any idea exactly how many companies are mining it for their use??
wow youre right! i should just forfeit my right to privacy regarding my browsing habits and subject myself to targeted advertising in the name of consumerism. ps, i have never once received junk mail from my grocery store. they track inventory no matter the payment method, and marketing is not their BUSINESS PLAN. maybe youre right about the MR thing though.
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