If the Clinton-Gore team really wants to do something for the Internet, they can facillitate a mending of relations among ISPs. Recently, Manhattan State Supreme Court Judge Diane Lebedeff got halfway there, stating that state fraud laws are valid on the Internet and forcing Kevin Jay Lipsitz to halt his magazine subscription frauds, going by such names as Krazy Kevin's Magazine Club, Magazine Club Inquiry Center and Tempting Tear-Outs. What others have turned into a rip-off, O'Connor has turned into a valid value proposition. The rest of the site has minimal value, unless you like re-reading what's available on lots of other sites. It's sent free to a qualified e-mail list.
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