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I don't think it's either. If we believe that it was a third party's mailing list, it's likely a data broker has attributes like that stored for each person in
by magicalist 13y ago
I don't think it's either. If we believe that it was a third party's mailing list, it's likely a data broker has attributes like that stored for each person in their database, and in shuffling data around, somehow that entry got appended or put in a field that was then used to address the business or person by name.