On Sun, 20 Feb 2000, Eric Cordian wrote:
The temporary death of Cyberpass was weird. I am subscribed
through it. I noticed over a couple of days that my mail volume
had decreased massively. I never resubed, but my mail started
picking up in a few days anyway. Personally, I wasn't all that
terribly worried as there isn't as much signal to the list as
there used to be. (sometimes I doubt there ever was - not that
I help much as I generally lurk)
The temporary lull was actually a welcome respite.
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>Greg Broiles wrote:
>
>> I resuscrived myself via cyberpass and am receiving traffic again - I
>> suspect perhaps someone deleted the list of subscribers.
>
>I just resubscribed to cyberpass. It accepted me, so apparently I got
>deleted during whatever service outage took place. Someone should
>resubscribe the MIT archive, or it will be permanently frozen as of
>January 28th.
>
>> I get the impression cyberpass is now something of a Flying Dutchman
>> server - I had an account on cyberpass/anonymizer which finally died
>> because I couldn't get a customer service person (on the phone or via
>> email) to talk to me long enough to write down my new credit card number
>> after the old one expired.
>
>Odd. I remember Lance posting a test message a few days after Cyberpass
>ceased to function, so someone must be alive in Anonymizer land.
>
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