It occurs to me that a certain number of companies have schemes that could easily be used to set up anonymous, transient mailing output ends on anonymous remailers. These are AOL (with its famed lack of true credit card verification) and free email services such as Juno. The idea would be to have a remailer address that took in mailings, then sent any that were to go other than to another remailer via a temporary account. Now, this would have the potential problem of decreasing remailer reputation among those in such companies; for AOL, it would also decrease the chance of anyone paying attention to the remailed messages (people deleting stuff from @aol.com automatically, etcetera). -Allen