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Originally posted by onlymovies
You guys should keep in mind that aside from this Matrix issue, i'm sure that Acacia has their OWN guys doing research to find companies to mail out their packets to as well. I highly doubt that they would take 'someones' database, use that, and call it a day.
Just because someone received a packet that wasn't from the Matrix database, doesn't mean anything...and it doesn't mean someone else 'sold them out.' Is it possible though? Sure. But it's also possible that one of Acacia's employees who's assigned to find companies to mail packets to, happened to find you.
Ofcourse I believe it's always good to question the possibilities of where Acacia may have got/received your information from. But again, keep in mind that you know they have their own people searching for you as well. Some leads are going to be untraceable, while some are probably from a simple whois lookup. Other ways? Well...who knows.
The question here is the Matrix issue. Or is this still in question? It's truly scary the of the amount of people that received packets that can only have come from the Matrix database; per those peoples claims.
Is there a straight answer yet on the Matrix database?
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Based on the information provided I'd make my own decision. ASSUMING the Matrix data did reach Acacia.. HOW it got there is crutial to what action should be taken. Without more information... I would take no action.. not until the HomeGrown VS Acacia suit is done. It's to early... WAY to early.. a court date hasn't been set yet and much more shocking information will come out. This is just the beginning. Save judgement until a later date, keep notes and stay informed. I say that regarding Matrix and the other people that haven't used Matrix and got packets. It's more then one company.