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Originally posted by LadyMischief
If it's one thing I figured out about Norman from talking to him, he has a very extremely strong sense of integrity. If he says he didn't sell his customers out, he didn't. His customers are EXTREMELY important to him, and I don't think in a million years he would risk his reputation and business he's spent so long and hard working to build and break that integrity. I'm sure there's another explaination and it will come out in time.
Even still, Matrix's database is NOT the only one that Acacia has, and honestly, laying the blame at anyone's feet at this point is moot until there's 1) proof and 2) an explaination.
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This is very true LM. Norm would have to be a fool to do that. However everything from everyone seems to have MC as the common link, so ultimately if it shows MC is releasing confidential clients records either intentionally as part of the deal with Acacia or without realizing it by employee theft, careless server database protection, reselling lists, or whatever, MC is responsible and should accept responsibility.
Its a pretty sad state of affairs now because webmasters are going to be extremely reluctant to place their personal information with anyone because a zero trust factor has arisen with companies most people thought were safe to do biz with.