RE: false identity..NOT

I still don't see why everyone is making such a big deal about this, and I 
still don't think this would constitute fraud.  He said that he was going 
to be doing a greeting oriented site, and wanted to use the photos to make 
the visitors more comfortable.

I guess I am looking at this along the lines of the many "Dear Abby" type 
columns that are found on the web and in newspapers.  Many of these are 
done by 40ish type males who are portraying themselves as women, because I 
guess people feel more comfortable taking advice from a woman.  There are 
also lots of people with the words "Inc." or "Enterprises", etc., that are 
really only one person working out of their garage.  I don't think that 
just because the company name sounds like that of a big business, and they 
are not, automatically means that they are "defrauding the public".

Having said all that, I wouldn't do it myself, I wouldn't recommend others 
to do it, and I don't see this as a good thing.  I also think that some of 
the people need to take a breath or two before posting, and try to calm 
down a little.  I think that in some cases, it might make perfect sense (as 
shown by some of the examples), and people need to start doing things other 
than jumping to conclusions.

-JEV

At 12:32 AM 5/22/00 +0930, Kym Jones wrote:
>Just a thought here...do we even know what this guy is selling ? ...I 
>would
>be very interested know having seen the picture in question.

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