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   >   >First of all, they needed to look up my account even though I was paying   
   > cash   
   >   >hey said it was to record WHO they were receiving money from. I assume   
   > they a   
   >   >me the person on the other side of the till is potentially giving them   
   > counte   
   >   >it? They even asked me to confirm my account on their system with my date   
   > of   
   >   >th.   
      
   > Yes, I was a bit surprised when I stopped at a RBC (Royal Bank of Canada)   
   > where I have an account to get some change for laundry machines and they   
   > made me log into my account before they would let me give them a $10 bill   
   > for coins..  I guess they are doing that everywhere.   
      
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   >  * SLMR Rob  * I don't know how they expect you to fit a good Tagline in   
      
      
   It Is hard to write 57 Character Taglines in SLMR.   
      
   Also trying to Steal a lengthy Tagline that gets shortened to the 57 Character   
   limit.   
      
   I began using SLMR when I got a DOS computer   
   Couldn't steal Taglines when I used my C=64.   
   Just Save the whole message.   
   Ed   
   P.S. I d/l'ed MultiMail DOS and used it instead    
   Used Windows version of MultiMail some too.   
   Ed   
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