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Ims Customer List IMS CUSTOMER LIST 1st National Card Service American Home Shield Bisk Education 24/7 Customer American List Counsel Blair Corporation 3 Gen Corp. American Mailers Blue Cross Blue Shield of Fl A B Data, Ltd. American National Insurance Co Blue Hill Marketing Solutions A Direct Connection, Inc. American Nationwide Mortgage C Bluegreen Corporation A W Troutman Co. American Republic Insurance Ct BMG Columbia House AAS American Student List Bolder Calls Abacus Direct LLC American Window Industries Brick Mill Studios, Inc. Abacus, A Division of Epsilon Americatel Corporation Bridgepoint Abeloff Pontiac-GGMC-Nissan AMS Bridgetree, Inc. ABS Services Anchor Computer Bright House Networks Access Direct Andrew Shaddock Broadview Networks Access Direct Systems Inc. Antares Bucks County Courier Times Accredited Home Lenders Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Bullroarer Inc. AccuDirect Response AOPA Bulls Eye Marketing Accuzip Inc. APAC Customer Services, Inc. Burnett Direct, Inc ACF Marketing, LLC Apollo Direct Burns & Burns Associates, Inc. ACS Apple Business Financial Solutions, Acton International Ltd Appleby’s Systems, Inc. Business Services For Real Estate Acxiom Applied Information Group Buxton Adresafe Applied Marketing Sciences Byrider Franchising, Inc Adsational Ardmore Acura Volkswagen C R K Computer Services Aegis Lending Corp Ardmore Automotive Inc. C. Garbin & Associates Aegon Direct Marketing Service ARG Consulting & Computer Srvc C1F, Inc Agdata, Inc Arlington Family Services Cadre Teleservices Agile Information, LLC Asset Marketing Services, Inc. Call Command Agilone LLC Assn of Miraculous Medal Call Compliance, Inc. Agway Energy Services AT&T Callassistant, LLC Alansis.Com Audible Inc Campbell Ewald Alcott Routon Audience Identification, Inc. Canine Containment Distributing Algar Ferrari of Philadelphia. Aumiller & Associates, Inc. Cape Caribe, Inc. All Fund Mortgage Authenticom Capital One Financial Allant Group Automated Legal Systems Capital One National Association Allied Insurance Automated Legal Systems, Inc. Cardida Corp. Allsec Technologies Limited Automated Resources Group, Inc Career Horizons Allstate Insurance Co. C/O Mat Automobile Club of Southern Ca Career Horizons, Inc Allstate Insurance Company Avery Direct Marketing, Inc Carmel Financial Corporation, Almac Services AXA Network, LLC Carney Direct Alsac/ St. Jude Children's Res Bally Total Fitness Corp. Carroll Enterprises, Inc. Altair Data Resources Bank of America CAS, Inc Amacai Information Corporation Bank of the West Cascade Callworks, Inc. Ambassador Home Improvements Bank Atlantic Catalyst Direct Amergent Banta Catalog Group Catholic Relief Services Americall Group, Inc. Banyan Financial Group Inc. CBT Direct, LLC American Bankers Life Barron Mortgage Corp. CC3 Acquisitions American Century Investment SE Bass Pro Shops CCS-Adplus LLC American Century Investments B B and T CDG Management, LLC American City Business Journal Bear Creek Corporation Cendant Corporation American Computer Group Bear Stearns & Co. Inc. Centerpoint Energy American Equity Mortgage Beauty Rock Central Address Systems, Inc. American Family Mutual Insurance Beneficial Life Insurance Co. Central States Indemnity American Home Mortgage Bergey's Inc Centre Daily Times American Home Shield Bill Marsh Ford Century 21 Century Direct LLC CPR Communications Direct Response Computer CFI Travel Craftmatic of PGH Direct Response Computer Srvcs Champion Card Crate and Barrel Direct Solutions Inc Champion Chevrolet-Mazda Createch Marketing Directbuy Chapman Data Services, Inc. Creative Automation Company Disabled American Veterans Chasecom CreatorMail LTD Discover Financial Services Cheeze Ltd. Credit Acceptance Corp. Disney Vacation Development, Inc Chicago Tribune Credit Suisse Securities (USA) Dispatch Consumer Services Choice Point Precision Mktg. Crivelli Chevrolet Pontiac Dixie Homecrafters, Inc. Choicepoint Precision Mktg Inc Cross Country Computer Corp. DNCE, LLC Circulation Development CSS Direct Dominion Enterprises Circulation Development, Inc. CTRAC Information Solutions Dominion Retail Circulation Services CUNA Mutual Life Insurance Co. Donnic Data Corp. Circulation Technicians Cunnane Insurance Donor Services Group, LLC Cirtech Custom Contact Services Double Positive Marketing Group Citibank, N.A. Data Dallas Corporation Dovetail Business Solutions Citizens & Northern Bank Data Depot Inc. Dow Jones and Company Citizens Bank Data For Development, Inc Dowd Marketing Inc. Citywide Financial Services, L Data Mail Echo Star Communications Corp. Clientlogic Data Management Ed Shults of Warren, Inc. Clixx Direct Marketing Inc Data Management Inc. Edge Teleservices Clockwork Systems Data Marketing Group E-Dialog CMG, Inc Data Response Specialists Inc. Edward D. Jones & Co. CMS, Inc Data Services, Inc. Elan Associates.Com Cognitive Data, Inc Data Solutions Direct, Inc. Elliott Marketing Group Collectcorp Inc. Database Marketing Technologies Embarq Communications Inc Collegiate Funding Services Database Production Services Empereon Marketing Com Pac Inc. Datacore Marketing Enertex Marketing, Inc. Commerce Register, Inc. Datadirect Enterprise Marketing Solutions Commercial Letter, Inc. Datahouse Inc Envision Group Commonwealth Mailing Systems, Datalab USA Epacific Global USA Commonwealth Telephone Ent. Datamann Inc. Epostdirect, Inc. Communications Data Service Datamark Epsilon Communications Logistics, Inc. DBMG Equifax Communifax Corp Dealer Direct Auto Warranty Equifax Inc. Community Bank N.A. Debroux Marketing Inc Equihome Mortgage Compucredit Corporation Dell Inc. Eron, Inc. Conseco Services, LLC Deloitte Consulting LLP Etelecare Global Solutions Consolidated Graphics Group Deluxe Corporation EU Services Consolidated Realty Inc. Denver Newspaper Agency Eurodm Consumer Direct Inc Derrick Publishing Exclusive Services, Inc Consumer Direct Marketing Designer Mailing Company Experian Contact America Detroit Newspapers FACS Group, Inc. Contact Center Compliance Dial America Marketing, Inc. Fair, Isaac & Company, Inc. Convergys Customer Management Digital Matrix International Fantasea Resorts Cordia Corp Dillard's, Inc. Farm Family Life Insurance Com Cornerstone Direct Access Marketing Svcs Father and Son Builders Cornerstone Bands, Inc. Direct Advertising Response Father Flanagan's Boy's Home Cornwell Data Services Direct Buy Feature Films For Families Corporate Call Center, LLC Direct Concepts Inc. Fidelity Investments Corporate Graphics Solutions Direct Hit Marketing, Inc. Fidelity Mortgage Inc. Country Meadows Direct List Technology, Inc. First Commonwealth Systems Countrywide Direct Marketing Associates First Financial Mortgage Group Cox auto trader Direct Marketing Audit Systems First Greensboro Home Equity CPC Associates Direct Marketing Solutions First Investors Corporation CPM Marketing Group, Inc. Direct Media Marketing First National Bank of America First NLC Financial Services, H&R Block Integrated Marketing Solution First Providian Mortgage H&R Block Mortgage Inteleserve First Tennessee National Corp Haberfeld Associates Intellidyn Fisher Group Hachette Filipacch, Media Inter Media Marketing Five Star Home Foods, Inc Haines & Company, Inc. Interactive Prospect Targeting Flagship Resort Development Co Harlequin Enterprises Limited Inter-Media Marketing, Inc. Focus On the Family Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. International Cruise & Excursions Focus USA Harrier LLC International Data Management Foote Cone & Belding Harris Connect, Inc. Intrawest Resort Ownership US Forbes Chevrolet Inc Harte Hanks ISEVA, Inc. 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