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	<title>Comments on: SXSW 2008 : Top 10 Lessons Learned in Ecommerce</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Dunn</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Dunn</dc:creator>
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		<description>If your inbox is anything like mine, it stays clean for a while and is then flooded with fraudulent letters from people looking for help with international bank transfers and lottery winning delivery departments. The article posted below has helped me in finding out if the emailer was real or fraud. Hopefully, they won&#039;t get you like they do so many others.

How to find someone&#039;s email address

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Thanks, but where is the link?  I can tell you if you are getting these you need to start setting up some filters on your email to send them to either a quarantine folder or junk box. I love it when one of these gets into my inbox. I read them, laugh and move on. You have to pick our battles in life and these guys are not it in my book.


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Thanks, but where is the link?  I can tell you if you are getting these you need to start setting up some filters on your email to send them to either a quarantine folder or junk box. I love it when one of these gets into my inbox. I read them, laugh and move on. You have to pick our battles in life and these guys are not it in my book.</p>
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