[flamberge]

I just signed up for their bus ride using this untraceable e-mail account and .....

Once again - there is no such thing as an "untraceable' e-mail account.

The "anonymity" of such things is merely a polite convention. If the-powers-that-be have sufficient motivation, they can and will track down the authors of any "interesting" correspondence.

And who exactly do you suppose are the people who set up the "anonymous" e-mail and proxy systems? How do you suppose they make enough money to cover their expenses?

[TigersEye]

Once again - there is no such thing as an "untraceable' e-mail account.

It no longer exists which is all that's necessary.

The "anonymity" of such things is merely a polite convention. If the-powers-that-be have sufficient motivation, they can and will track down the authors of any "interesting" correspondence.

I can't imagine anything more non-sequitur to this context. Your paranoia is amusing.