Anonymous was a monetarist
I traded e-mails today with Dr. Kapital today. He actually is working on setting up his Twitter feed, and I suspect will be successful in the long term.
But to get a Twitter Feed you need an e-mail. And to get an e-mail address, increasingly, you need to supply a working cell phone number or other personal information. Last spring we learned that Microsoft's was one of the few remaining no-questions-asked e-mail services. But now you need a Windows Live ID, which requires that you share a certain amount of personal detail. And Lycos, one of the stalwarts of dodgy e-mail back in the day (a fact Latouche took relentless advantage of), now will only issue you a password via a text to your cellphone.
Hmm...maybe Facebook?
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Tell him to try harder. I set up a Yahoo email account with all phony 'personal information' in less than 5 minutes.
Er... I mean: I have established anonymous email credentials which I will sell to you for 5000 euros.
Oh, looks like it worked. Awesome!
Awesome - my experience has been that it's the most desperate company that allows it...forgot about Yahoo, thought they were dead etc.
DrK does not accept Euros, btw. Swiss Francs or gold will be fine.
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