Phil,
What name was on the pen and how was it written? You might be able to
narrow it down. I know of no small vendors (only some magazines) that sell
names. It is usually a big no no and not worth the risk. I get pens like
that just because I have a mailing address, and not because a vendor sold
the name.
Don't rule out the fact you have a USA address at all. If you signed an
address card for the box, you are in someone's database.
T
----- Original Message -----
From: "Winch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "RC Soaring Exchange" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 7:05 PM
Subject: [RCSE] Vender Disappointment - Rant Follows
I've always been treated very well by the venders in our hobby however
recently someone sold their mailing list to a junk mailer. This might not
seem like a big thing but I have a USA mailbox which calls me when I have
a
parcel come in. They charge a reasonable $2.50 for this service. You can
imagine my delight after waiting an hour in a border line-up to be given a
"free pen" by the "National Pen Company". I only use this address for
modeling shipments so I can reasonably deduct that one of five people I
have
dealt with recently has made a little extra by divulging personal
information.
Disappointed in Vancouver,
Phil
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