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An alleged e-mail scheme that offered free video-game consoles, but instead routed people to a pornography Web site charging $3.99 per minute, has landed in court thanks to a new International Netforce composed of the FTC, eight U.S. state law enforcers and four Canadian agencies. The Netforce appears to be using such cases to demonstrate it will take a hard line on deceptive Web practices.
April 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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