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The credit card companies don't do this because they are nice, so I'll see what we'd have to do on our side and what we'll get for it. We might, for instance, have to turn over a long list of people they can send mail to so they can market their services. The general inquiry form for MBNA already asks about that.

Usually when you think that nobody can lose, you're about to walk into a trap. The trick is to be a bit paranoid and ask a lot of questions before you get hooked into something. :)

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brian d foy <brian@stonehenge.com>

In reply to Re^3: thoughts on funding for perl fundation by brian_d_foy
in thread thoughts on funding for perl fundation by Qiang

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