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HR 3888

Anti-Slamming Amendments Act (Tauzin)

Amends Communications Act of 1934, includes protections against spamming

Commerce Committee markup held 9/24/98, Amendment in the nature of a substitute passed, unsolicited commercial email section deferred.

S 1618

Anti-Slamming Amendments Act (McCain)

Amends Communications Act of 1934, includes protections against spamming

Passed Senate 5/12/98


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