From: sennett kirk 
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 9:25 AM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: S7-30-03: 

DEAR SIR,

	I BELIEVE THAT CONSUMERS HAVE BEEN FLOODED WITH SO MANY PRIVACY POLICIES
FROM EVERY DIRECTION THAT THEY HAVE NO MEANING.  CONGRESS, IN ITS INFINITE
WISDOM, HAS CREATED AN EXPENSIVE NUISANCE.  ANYTHING, THAT CAN REDUCE THE
FREQUENCY OF DISTRIBUTION AND THE AMOUNT OF MEANINGLESS INFORMATION
DECIMINATED WOULD BE A HELP.  BETTER YET, REGULATORS SHOULD GO BACK TO
CONGRESS AND TELL THEM THAT THE ENTIRE PROGRAM IS A BUST.  CONSUMERS RECEIVE
SO MUCH OF THIS TYPE OF SILLY INFORMATION FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS THAT
THEY THROW AWAY IMPORTANT NOTICES AND REPORTS.
SENNETT KIRK