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No Spy Pledge Campaign

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Below are some companies that millions of Americans do business with every single day. We need you to help us find out which ones are willing to take the "no-spy pledge" by promising that they will not voluntarily become an extension of government efforts to snoop on the activities of regular people.

Here's what you do:

1. Choose a company below that you do business with.

2. Click on their name to open up the text of a letter asking them to take the pledge and a link to their corporate feedback Web site.

3. Paste the text of the pledge into their corporate feedback form.

4. When you get a response, simply forward it to nospy@aclu.org.

5. We will post responses here as you give them to us.

Feel free to send letters to any other companies with whom you do business, and send us the results so other consumers who care about their privacy can "vote with their pocketbooks!"

Use this Sample Letter to write to other companies.
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Banks:
Bank of America/Fleet no response yet posted
Citibank no response yet posted
Wachovia/First Union
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Capital One no response yet posted
MBNA no response yet posted
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Pharmacies:
CVS no response yet posted
Rite Aid no response yet posted
Eckerd no response yet posted
Walgreens no response yet posted
Duane Reade No response yet posted.
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Retailers:
Walmart no response yet posted
Target no response yet posted
Home Depot no response yet posted
Lowe's no response yet posted
Airlines:
US Airways no response yet posted
American Airlines no response yet posted
Delta no response yet posted
United no response yet posted
Continental no response yet posted
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Car Rental:
Dollar no response yet posted
Hertz no response yet posted
Enterprise no response yet posted
Avis no response yet posted<
Thrifty no response yet posted


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