This was forwarded to me by a trustworthy friend who registered his CueCat via Digital Convergence's Windows software. "Oops" seems to be the word that comes to mind. Not that they would need this data for anything like demographics and such. :)

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Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2000 22:11:18 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Digital:Convergence Communications" <communications@digitalconvergence.com>
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SUBJECT: Important Message from Digital:Convergence Corporation
To: undisclosed-recipients: ;

Dear :CueCat member,

We've been alerted to a security breach in our system that may have
exposed certain members' names and email addresses. As one of the
members who may be susceptible, we want to explain to you how you may
be affected and what we are doing to rectify the situation.

Digital:Convergence has secured the site and is conducting a thorough
security examination to ensure the safety of its information.

As a result of this breach, unauthorized third parties may have been
able to gather your name and email address. You may receive
unsolicited emails (a.k.a. spam) from unrecognized sources. If you do
not recognize the source, please delete the email immediately. You can
also go to www.cauce.org, which provides information on spam and
spam-blocking software programs that will prevent unwanted emails from
reaching your desktop.

In light of these developments, we would like to give you a $10 gift
certificate to RadioShack. If you are interested in receiving this
certificate, please fill out a short form on www.crq.com/rs.html and
we will mail it to you.

Digital:Convergence values our members and reiterates our commitment
not to share your personal identifying information with third
parties. We regret any inconvenience you may experience. We have fixed
the problem and are taking extra precautionary steps to ensure it
won't happen again.