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Old 02-12-2008, 11:53 AM
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Default Article theft question

I recently decided to search some articles I wrote in the past and found that some people (especially one firm) have taken my article and resubmitted it to a number of other article directories. They did give me credit with copy write symbol and my name then proceeded to put links to another website.

They can't do that can they? Before I call them and accuse them of theft I would like to make sure I am correct.

my original article is here: ezinearticles.com/?Top-10-Inexpensive-Tips-to-Getting-Your-Home-Ready-to-Sell&id=552366

one of the stolen ones is here:
freearticlesarchive.com/article/Top_10_Inexpensive_Tips_to_Getting_Your_Home_Ready _to_Sell/28131/0/

Thanks.
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