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marigolds Gainfully employed, finally Premium,MVM join:2002-05-13 Saint Louis, MO	reply to mitchelllll Re: PASS IT ON: Please Don't Tax My Internet Access! Well, the bill to extend indefinitely did not pass. I have not heard anything about a new bill to replace it yet, though one should come soon. So, I guess technically you can be taxed.
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