[truenospinzone]

Sorry, that's not true. The confusion probably stems from the fact that Amazon.com has an affiliate links program available to all online organizations. The website of the organization provides a link to Amazon.com, and if a customer uses that specific link to get there and makes a purchase, a small portion of the purchase is given to the organization. Planned Parenthood does, in fact, use such a program, and encourages its' supporters to make purchases in order to make money for PP. However, typing "www.amazon.com" into your browser and making a purchase will not cause any money to be given to Amazon.

[truenospinzone]

Sorry - should read "will not cause any money to be given to Planned Parenthood".

[monday]

"Planned Parenthood does, in fact, use such a program, and encourages its' supporters to make purchases in order to make money for PP. However, typing "www.amazon.com" into your browser and making a purchase will not cause any money to be given to Planned Parenthood.""

Is this what you meant Phil, or do you have a source that proves your original contention? If this is what you meant, it looks as though Amazon could be a sponsor of me if I wanted them to. All I have to do is send them customers.

If this is what you were talking about, it is not as you portrayed it. Care to explain yourself?