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                                Congratulations! Your
                                new Reliable� OpenID� from <?=OURLEGALNAME?> will give you a whole new level of
                                single single-on convenience, security and simplicity. And for
                                a limited time you can have our simplest level of enrollment absolutely
                                free.
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                                By clicking below, you'll initiate an Osmio validation
                                session and certificate issuance. After a few minutes you'll have your
                                own Reliable� OpenID� credential that will identify you at any of the
                                thousands of sites that accept OpenID�.
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                                  Osmio is like the vital records department of a city or
                                  county or state - the place where you get a certified copy of your
                                  birth certificate.
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                                <p>
                                  Osmio will need to take some steps to ensure the
                                  validity of your claim to identity. Those steps may be more rigorous or
                                  less rigorous, depending upon the needs of those who will rely upon
                                  that claim. The resulting digital certificate will let your relying
                                  parties know the kind of enrollment procedure was used.
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                                <p>Let's get started. Please choose an enrollment type:</p>

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                                  <a href="enrollfree.html">FREE simple enrollment</a>
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                                <p>
                                  <a href="enrollother.html">Other Type of enrollment</a>
                                  <br>
                                    <br>
Good choice. After this enrollment you'll have a digital identity
certificate with an Identity Quality of [9] [check this] that you'll be
able to use anywhere OpenID is accepted.&nbsp;</p>
                                <p>
                                  Here's what will happen after you click the "Begin
                                  Validation Procedure" button below.
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                                  First, your computer will open a "tunnel", an
                                  encrypted&nbsp;SSL session with the Osmio certification authority.
                                  Osmio will greet you and ask you for a name and email address <img src="i/foto6.jpg" style="margin-right: 10px; margin-top: 10px;" align="left" border="0" height="67" width="67">
                                    where
                                    you can receive a validation code. You're probably familiar with what
                                    happens next. You'll open the message from Osmio, copy a validation
                                    code, and paste it into a space on Osmio's validation form. This will
                                    give Osmio sufficient assurance to generate a Provisional Certificate,
                                    which is a digital certificate that serves as the starting point for
                                    one of our more formal validation and enrollment procedures. The FREE
                                    procedure you've chosen is called<span style="font-style: italic;">
                                      Val-ID� Level 1
                                    </span>. (Others are more rigorous and involve
                                    payment of a fee.)
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                                <p>
                                  Once your Provisional Certificate is issued, Osmio will
                                  need to present you with&nbsp;a series of questions
                                  to&nbsp;further validate your identity. But since these questions
                                  involve PII or Personally Identifiable Information, you'll need to
                                  formally grant Osmio a license to have and use this personal
                                  information for purposes of validation, enrollment, and eventually for
                                  authentication.&nbsp;
                                </p>

                                <p>
                                  You see, Osmio's privacy policy is of a new and powerful
                                  type. Instead of making vague promises of questionable legal bearing,
                                  Osmio considers information about you to be your legal property,
                                  subject to copyright and trade secret law, and to be used by Osmio only
                                  under a license granted by you to Osmio. The license is based upon a
                                  document called your Persnal Nondisclosure Agreement, which formally
                                  establishes your ownership of indormation about yourself.
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                                  So your new identity credential delivers not only
                                  convenience but a whole new privacy fortress, built upon the principles
                                  in the book <span style="font-style: italic;">
                                    Own Your
                                    Privacy
                                  </span> by our CIO Wes Kussmaul. (According to US
                                  Government legal guidelines, anyone who misuses your personally
                                  identifiable information may be subject to a fine of $11,000.)
                                </p>
                                <p>So let's get started! Click the button...</p>

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