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I've never come across any more written as one word. Maybe that's because I'm from the UK. But a more precise way of writing the sentence, which would avoid using that anyway, is: Stories of identity theft, online fraud and various phishing scams are no longer a novelty. I've only seen it on US web...

WordCraft wrote:I agree with the link you give, and it is the way I use it.

Excerpt: "I don't buy books anymore because I don't need any more books."

Though, of course, you still should have had "anymore" in your piece, by my reckoning at least.

Thanks very much!

Thank you very much for your help!

Yes, I thought it might have been "from".

Funny thing with "any more" vs "anymore". British books usually use "any more". http://alt-usage-english.org/anymore.html

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