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bren9474

join:2004-09-28
Pearl River, NY		reply to kpatz
Re: And what are the casualties?

Having millions of e mail addresses stolen is a great way to reduce spam! It's only a matter of time before employees of other ISP's do the same, to reduce spam of course!
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