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To: Jock Hutchinson who wrote (10278)	2/28/1998 9:51:00 AM
From: DavidG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25814

JH, I work at blah blah blah. Perhaps the most compelling reason that these people who claim to work at a company are frauds is the fact that the employee's e-mail is the property of the company. Accordingly, a company can easily track down the source of the post in a matter of seconds, and in this case the clown at Yahoo is claiming to send his messages from work. I do not disagree with your conclusion that they may not work at these companies and are just trying to add a little validity to there input, on Yahoo or Si Threads, by making these claims. But I do disagree with your premise that their email is the property of the company. That is only true if it is a company email address. Many individuals have their personal email addresses from AOL, and the like, and all is needed is a pc or laptop at the office with a modem and telco line and they can access the internet with out the awareness or monitoring of Big Brother. DavidG