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<P><FONT SIZE=2>I do ask, but they waffle and clam up. Primarily they trot<BR>
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good -- keep asking. and yes, pr people are one obstacle. and i don't mean to be too harsh. but even reporting something like, "The company declined to [or could not!] say how it came to conclude that the thief or thieves didn't want/didn't access the data" would further illuminate the issue for readers.<BR>
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i'm an advocate of calling them on the carpet. :-)<BR>
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-- Kim Nash<BR>
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