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		<title>By: Daniel Clemens</title>
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		<dc:creator>Daniel Clemens</dc:creator>
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		<description>Re: &quot;The trouble is, consumer behavior seems un-impacted.&quot;
consumers are impacted, but when the common consumer&#039;s mindset is only placed in two camps of choice ( to buy or not to buy) coupled with not being able to put an actual price on their own identity large companies will continue to rape, pillage and say &#039;oh this is an acceptable risk&#039;.  If we could allow consumers to put a price on their identity things may change. If we can&#039;t empower the consumer to demand better service nothing will change and the business units will always have some lame ass excuse on how they had taken x, y, z precautions and that is the price of doing global business.
Bottom line - If consumers can have more than two choices they won&#039;t be victimized by the people they entrust (or by their perspectives of a or b) and they will feel empowered to think about a third area of choice.
Sadly, I think most people just don&#039;t know there are more than two choices available for them.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Re: &#8220;The trouble is, consumer behavior seems un-impacted.&#8221;<br />
consumers are impacted, but when the common consumer&#8217;s mindset is only placed in two camps of choice ( to buy or not to buy) coupled with not being able to put an actual price on their own identity large companies will continue to rape, pillage and say &#8216;oh this is an acceptable risk&#8217;.  If we could allow consumers to put a price on their identity things may change. If we can&#8217;t empower the consumer to demand better service nothing will change and the business units will always have some lame ass excuse on how they had taken x, y, z precautions and that is the price of doing global business.<br />
Bottom line &#8211; If consumers can have more than two choices they won&#8217;t be victimized by the people they entrust (or by their perspectives of a or b) and they will feel empowered to think about a third area of choice.<br />
Sadly, I think most people just don&#8217;t know there are more than two choices available for them.</p>
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