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One caveat that just occurred to me...

Generally, you only give your CC info to outfits that you trust. Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that the Clintons might abuse a huge list of people's credit card information? Watch out for that mysterious debit for $100 six months down the road....

I say go and donate $5.00. It'll look legit, you'll get on their mailing list. Then you can toss the 10 letters a year that they'll send you and send back the BRCs empty. It'll end up costing them plenty in the long run...

Clearly you'll have to watch your card bills closely but I'm sure you do already. A false $100 charge is a crime; maybe even a felony. It's not about sex so maybe the law will be enforced.

One caveat that just occurred to me... Generally, you only give your CC info to outfits that you trust. Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that the Clintons might abuse a huge list of people's credit card information? Watch out for that mysterious debit for $100 six months down the road....
I say go and donate $5.00. It'll look legit, you'll get on their mailing list. Then you can toss the 10 letters a year that they'll send you and send back the BRCs empty. It'll end up costing them plenty in the long run...

I had the same thought. I watch my cc bills as best I can, but still missed 5 straight months of Earthlink billing me for an account I hadn't had in 9 months, even though the first 3-4 months they DIDN'T bill. When I brought it to their attention, they weren't real excited about refunding, so I went ahead and let them credit me back the matching free months until next spring. I just didn't want to go through the hassle I had with AT&T when I cancelled THEIR service, and they still billed me for several months, and only credited me back 75%. As for AOL, which I am happy to leave, every time I call them to cancel, they give me free months as well. Does anyone know how to actually cancel an ISP? LOL

Mrs Kus