A
Uh-huh.
B
It's, um, and let's see, well, what's the first thing that comes to your mind?
A
Well, the thing that I thought they were, uh, concerned about was, was people calling on the phone from all over the country to sell you something --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- and in reality in many cases, they knew, or they had information about you that was purchased from some other organizations. And I thought was, uh, beginning to invade the privacy of people, because the things about where you live and, and maybe what you purchased in past months is then put down and sent to someone else in the same business, and they in return, come back and try to sell you something with this additional knowledge. To me that's an invasion of privacy.
B
Yeah, I agree with you there, for sure. Um, and I think that all that information is quite easy for anyone to get. It's possible for almost anyone to get information about your credit history, for instance, if they just, um, twist the right arm or claim to be from the right organization when they're calling the credit company.