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And in a separate set of focus group surveys by the Markle Foundation , Americans said they trusted business to control the Internet far more than they trust government regulation , according to a report in The New York Times . " For mobile marketing to catch on in the United States , Catlett believes users must be given the following : a compelling value proposition ; low privacy risks ; fair information practices ; trust in the company offering the service ; and trust in the medium ( read : no confidence-killing disasters ) . BTW : On the basis of your criteria , we can never trust anyone at anytime , because everyone will " want to protect their reputations , " no matter who they are working for. Thus , there will never be any proof sufficient for you , unless it is proof that supports a pre-conceived conclusion about the issue . And it 's you who told us that it was time to put earnings back in the hands of the people , time to put trust back in the hands of the people , and time to put America back in the hands of the people . Complainant argues the evidence in support of this finding consisted entirely of self-serving testimony by Respondent , and is contradicted by other evidence which consists of an attempt at impeachment on cross-examination by Complainant of one of Respondent 's principals and proof of some instances of misrepresentations made by Respondent 's salespersons when no subsequent disciplinary action was taken .