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Businesses may be forced to pay for e-crime police

By Nick Heath

Published: Monday 17 March 2008

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Small businesses and web startups will simply not ...
Calum Brannan

Why not, this should of been done already 10 years...
James Selby

With most e-crime targeting UK business coming fro...
Anonymous

Businesses and individuals already pay for our pol...
Guy Reynolds

1) Don't make this a fixed cost (tax), make it a v...
Haydn Rees

Highest taxes in World, but everything is "extra"?...
Richard

Richard suggests: "Where have our taxes gone? UK ...
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