Free 69 Camaro from Year One

[RedHeartbeat]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Allstar55566 &#064; Dec 19 2006, 04&#58;33 AM) [snapback]76694[/snapback]</div>

Sounds like a kit car. idk I&#39;m not a huge fan of the convertibles, I like the looks of a coupe better. Good luck to you guys tho&#33;
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I&#39;m sorry, I only like 10s and 20s. Since they will only give me the 10 million dollar prize in &#036;100 bills I will have to pass. Give it to someone else.

[1BADC10]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Dec 19 2006, 07&#58;42 AM) [snapback]76698[/snapback]</div>

I&#39;m sorry, I only like 10s and 20s. Since they will only give me the 10 million dollar prize in &#036;100 bills I will have to pass. Give it to someone else.
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[DBYRD]

Yeah costs you nothing, but why would they wanna do that? Hmm, let me think I&#39;m pretty sure they sell your information to telemarketers or some other crap that would be annoying. NOTHING is free in life. And people wonder why identities get stolen Gimmicks and the suckers that fall for them 101.

[1BADC10]

My wife gets junk mail all the time... fortunately, I pass by the big recycle can on my way in the house. I don&#39;t get telemarketers b/c I don&#39;t provide my home phone number (may only list my office number... and I&#39;m never in my office to answer it). Only time my identity gets screwy is when relatives (that I do not know personally) skip on a bill, and skip tracers & creditors call me asking about payment for an outstanding bill (once every blue moon). This only happened b/c two guys have the same first & last name and same middle initial as mine. I&#39;ve asked grandparents long ago who these people are, and they say that they are related, but on a different branch of the family tree. My parents have met them before, but I don&#39;t know them. Haven&#39;t had that issue in almost 10 years.

With that said... I&#39;m good.

[RedHeartbeat]

If somebody wants your private information all they have to do is go to a website like www.publicdata.com and research you. It&#39;s not that difficult. You can get all that information for website registries, too. It&#39;s public data. Whomever registers has to put the information down. The FBI loves websites. IP addresses are easily traced to whomever owns them, also. If you want to remain anonymous you have to stay off the internet and live in a cave in Tennessee.

[KY_BOB]

Thanks, I&#39;ll post pics as soon as they drop it off.