Re: Brad Templeton's fears

>> 1. Get as many _remailer accounts_ offshore as quickly as possible.
>> 2. Separate the "ownership of a machine" from "remailer accounts."
>> There is no good reason for the owner of a machine that does remailing
>> to actually be doing the remailing. And many good reasons why a
>> particular machine should have _many_ separate "mail accounts" that
>> actually are the remailes. (This is the "remailer-in-a-box" I've been
>
>I volunteer again to lend my name (and a little money) to any 
>'remailer-in-a-box' account. Wasn't Sameer saying something about setting
>them up at c2.org?
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>Rishab Aiyer Ghosh             "Clean the air! clean the sky! wash the wind!

I, too, am still interested in signing up for a remailer-in-a-box. All I
really need is to know how much it will cost, and (if the price is
reasonable enough for my pockets) where to send the money.
Hopefully, I'll get to at least pick the name for the remailer :-)

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>>I volunteer again to lend my name (and a little money) to any 
>>'remailer-in-a-box' account. Wasn't Sameer saying something about setting
>>them up at c2.org?
>
>I, too, am still interested in signing up for a remailer-in-a-box. All I
>really need is to know how much it will cost, and (if the price is
>reasonable enough for my pockets) where to send the money.
>Hopefully, I'll get to at least pick the name for the remailer :-)

Hang in there;  We're setting a service up on hks.net for individuals
for $50/year that will include anon-remailing as a subset of the service.
You'll be able to pick the name (assuming it's not in use) and the
personal name.  

I'll announce it here when everything is closer to fruition.
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