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> Do you sell the results of your analysis to a third party?

Your question is pointless. Whether I answer it "yes" or "no", once you get 
my answer you will know the same two things you knew before you asked:

1. I could be selling analysis of inbound / outbound SMTP
2. There's no way you can tell if I am or not

Consider &lt;<a  rel="nofollow" href="http://www.ciphertrust.com/spf_stats";>http://www.ciphertrust.com/spf_stats</a>&gt;. It's clear that CipherTrust 
did some fairly serious analysis of the emails their clients sent and 
received. That's not meant to criticize CipherTrust -- I at least have no 
problem with them doing that -- but to give you an example of it being done.

later,
chris


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