Id you get an e-mail from WordofMouthConnection.com

[question everything]

From the Wall St. Journal:

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Delete it. The company's pitch begins with a disconcerting message: "Someone who knows you has begun to use our website for the purpose of sharing word-of-mouth experiences about you with other users from around the world." The message adds, solicitously, that this information is being passed along "in fairness to you."

The catch: You've got to fork over $19.97 to see any gossip that may have been collected about you.

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The fee entitled Mr. Falk to correspond anonymously via e-mail with the people who were said to be researching him. After there was no reply to his inquiries, he said he demanded a refund from WordofMouth. The answer: Sorry, no refund.

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The New York State Consumer Protection Board last year listed WordofMouth as one of the "Top 10 Internet Headaches & Scams." The company, registered in the Philippines, did not respond to requests for comment.

[A-Schwarzenegger]

1. OK but you should see what they're saying about you!

[question everything]

2. LOL