'Beastly' system marking every purchase you make

A Colorado (USA) plan requiring that consumers' online purchases be tracked, compiled into lists and reported annually has been launched in the state, and now a lawsuit is challenging the constitutionality of the Big Brother look into credit-card records.

The Direct Marketing Association's lawsuit is over the state's law that now gives "out-of-state retailers" the option of demanding consumers pay to them the Colorado sales tax or complying with the information compilation and reporting requirements.For more see WorldNetDaily.