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To: TheDon
A spokesperson for The Brady Campaign told Newsbytes today that the organization did not authorize the creation of the HCI online mall, nor has the lobbying group ever received any funds from the site.

Thanks for the info. It looks like HCI has to figure out who is using their "good name" to collect money from people entering the Dell website from this "Online Mall".

With that, I will take Dell at their word. Thanks for the thread.

3 posted on 03/01/2002 10:06:40 AM PST by BlueLancer
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To: bang_list
Personally, I'm pleased with the overall way things have gone, although some folks are tending to be overly strident about this whole thing. I'd still like to see Dell make that commercial! $;-)

For the last three years I've used my Dell XPS R450 to engage in enough pro-gun political activism to give Sarah Brady, Diane Feinstein, Chuck Schumer, etc., etc. Excedrin headache #1,000,006.


4 posted on 03/01/2002 10:17:00 AM PST by Joe Brower
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To: BlueLancer
Thanks for the info. It looks like HCI has to figure out who is using their "good name" to collect money from people entering the Dell website from this "Online Mall".

Oh? And what about Dell? What about their good name?

Someone posted their terms and conditions for affiliate sites the other day. One item said that Dell reserves the right to cancel any affiliates that they deem offensive or inappropriate (or words to that effect).

Draw your own conclusions.

56 posted on 03/04/2002 9:57:45 AM PST by Don Joe
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