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LYNX-DEV Cyberpromo
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Philip Webb |
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LYNX-DEV Cyberpromo |
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Fri, 23 May 1997 21:45:21 -0400 (EDT) |
ok, let's don't panic anyone ...
(1) the lynx-dev majordomo should send the message "remove"
to address@hidden , which is Cyberpromo's own instruction.
at a minimum, it protects lynx-dev against any charge
that it didn't take prompt action as recommended by Cyberpromo itself.
(2) goto www.cyberpromo.com/cyberbomber.html
for a detailed & gruesome account of what these folx are upto:
protective clothing strongly recommended.
since we've now had 4 of their things,
it looks very much as if lynx-dev has got onto Cyberpromo's own list,
so simply getting off it may solve our own problem.
US subscribers may want to contact the Congressman
featured in the Reuter story i sent in earlier.
i'ld say Cyberpromo has probably stuck its foot into a wasp's nest
by sending junk e-mail to lynx-dev, but others here are far more qualified
to demonstrate whether that's the case ...
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