81.  A customer at a retail site would enter personal information such as an address and credit card number.

82.  A few states, including Delaware and South Carolina, are also considering licenses that would include computer chips, which could store many times as much personal information.

83.  A form appears with your personal information, plus places where you can put other things you want on your home page.

84.  A growing number of insurers and doctors are providing personal medical information on the Internet to members and patients.

85.  A member enters personal information into the system and receives a password and a hardware key.

86.  A software company says it will introduce a product to prevent children from revealing personal information on the Internet.

87.  A statewide grand jury investigating identity theft studied the personal information available in the public domain in Florida and was shocked.

88.  A TRUSTe-approved firm can sell your personal information to Red China, as long as it tells you upfront.

89.  A third party could use the stolen personal information and credit-card numbers to ring up exorbitant tabs either over the phone or the Internet.

90.  A TRUSTe logo on a Web site would reassure consumers that their personal information would be safe from prying eyes.