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I Caught The Guys Selling My Personal Information To The ACLU

Posted on August 10, 2013 by pogowasright.org

Adam Tanner writes:

One day I received a letter addressed to me from the American Civil Liberties Union seeking a donation. I had not contacted the group previously or shared my information with them. But given the nature of what they do, I was hoping they would be open about where they got my personal data.

Read what he was able to learn on Forbes.

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