Cash for Clunkers data - Page 3

Thunder22 · #21 08-16-2009, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by X5Flyboy

I hope none of you went online to "cars.org" to find out any of this info. because if you accepted their term & security disclaimer, everything..., let me say that again, EVERYTHING on your computer, including the computer itself, BECOMES PART OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. All your info can be monitored, copied, audited and sent to DoT, CARS, investigative agencies (domestic AND foreign)

as seen on Glenn Beck, 31 July broadcast

Are you sure about that?

cars.org WHOIS domain registration information from Network Solutions

Doesn't seem to be a government owned site.

And there is no terms/security disclaimer on that site to accept.

If you meant cars.gov, it's b.s. too.

Here's the Snopes ruling on this ridiculousness, it's a hoax.

snopes.com: Cash for Clunkers

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KYZRSOSE · #22 08-16-2009, 09:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by X5Flyboy

I hope none of you went online to "cars.org" to find out any of this info. because if you accepted their term & security disclaimer, everything..., let me say that again, EVERYTHING on your computer, including the computer itself, BECOMES PART OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. All your info can be monitored, copied, audited and sent to DoT, CARS, investigative agencies (domestic AND foreign)

as seen on Glenn Beck, 31 July broadcast

I did go to cars.org. It was kind of strange that the FBI visited me earlier today. I had a great time with them, very nice guys. Although, the polygraph test was a little much. I guess they were a little eccentric.

X5Flyboy · #23 08-18-2009, 12:10 AM

OK, it sems to have been directed at dealers, not consumers. BUT STILL, it was telling dealers then, that whatever they knew about their customers was now subject to Federal Govt review and seizure. So all those customers participating in the program, all their info they had to submit is now owned by the Govt

now you might say the IRS already knows this. But the IRS is prevented by law from passing on that info. "Poorly written"? That statement clearly spells out what they want to do with everything the dealers have on file.