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Is Kim Jaske...John's daughter?? Just sayin....keeping it in the family??
ReplyDeleteCalifornia users of Moms Like Me and other GCI sites using Ripple6 are in for a real eyeful when they get to see what information about them is being passed on to marketers, or used for marketing. Come to think of it, since Jim lives there, he could log onto Moms, Metromix and some of the other sites, use them for a while, then see what info GCI is divulging about him and his activities.
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