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1.59% Credit Card (Applepay) Processing NoSet Up Fee!

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (ApplePay)
Tue May 19 18:15:30 2015

Date: Tue, 19 May 2015 15:15:27 -0700
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n an email and on Facebook.Stratfor clients around the world were trying 
to assess whether they were impacted by the hacking.In New Zealand, the 
lead government agency, the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, is checking 
whether it has suffered any problems from the hacking. The department, New 
Zealand's police and fire services and national carrier Air New Zealand are 
among New Zealand agencies and companies using Stratfor for security purposes.Department spokesman 
Ron Mackey said checks were under way to determine "whether its systems 
have been compromised," Radio New Zealand reported Tuesday.Earlier, New Zealand technology commentator 
Colin Jackson said the hacking must be "really, really embarrassing for Stratfor.""The 
government departments and (New Zealand) companies ... are going to have to 
go around and get those credit cards stopped, and decide whether to 
continue dealing with this outfit Stratfor," he said.Stratfor "has made a press 
statement say

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elissa Riahei, a former general counsel for the Illinois state lottery who 
now is general counsel for U.S. Digital Gaming, a company lobbying statehouses 
for online poker.Laura Sweeney, a spokeswoman from the Justice Department said in 
an emailed statement that the department would still be able to investigate 
and prosecute gambling businesses under laws other than the Wire Act.To read 
more on this story, see The Wall St. Journal article here.

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APDecember 22, 2011: Iraqi security forces and people inspect the scene of 
a car bomb attack in Baghdad. A series of blasts Thursday morning 
in Baghdad killed and wounded scores of people in a coordinated attack 
designed to wreak havoc across the Iraqi capital.BAGHDAD  An Al Qaeda 
front group in Iraq has claimed responsibility for the wave of attacks 
that ripped through markets, cafes and government buildings in Baghdad on a 
single day last week, killing 69 people and raising new worries about 
the country's path.The coordinated attacks struck a dozen mostly Shiite neighborhoods on 
Thursday in the first major bloodshed since U.S. troops completed a full 
withdrawal this month after nearly nine years of war. They also coincided 
with a government crisis that has again strained ties between Iraq's Sunnis 
and Shiites to the breaking point, tearing at the same fault line 
that nearly pushed Iraq into all-out civil war several years ago.The claim 
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