I am told that it is a "spider" that queries https:// domains
to get the cert and expiry date as both are publicly available.
Seems to be the latest tactic in customer "acquisition"

Kim

Kim Phelan
Product Manager
Tucows, Inc.



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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 8:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: www.XXXXXXXX.com SSL certificate



Hello,

I'd like to know how these people are getting our customers email 
addresses?

Kind regards,

Neil

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-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Sigler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 June 2004 17:58
Subject: www.XXXXXXXX.com SSL certificate


This is a reminder that your certificate for www.XXXXXX.com expires in 48
days.  Currently your certificate is issued by Geotrust.  We just wanted
to let you know that you can switch to XRampSSL and get your SSL
certificate for as low as $85 per year and still get the best service and
support in the industry, saving you both time and money.  To see your
certificate information and your possible savings you can go here:

http://www.xramp.com/XRampSSL/CertInfo/index.asp?refnum=33yw

All of our certificates are trusted by over 99% of the current browsers
being used today and they offer up to $100,000 ID gaurantee even on our
basic certs!

If you have any questions, please call me on our toll-free number at (888)
909-7267, visit our web site at http://www.XRampSSL.com or simply email me
at [EMAIL PROTECTED]  I hope to EARN your business - let me know what
I can do to help!

Sincerely,

Tom Sigler
XRamp Technologies, Inc.
888-909-7267

Note: I am sending you this email as a reminder that your SSL certificate is
expiring and introduce XRampSSL to you in hopes that we can earn your
business.  It was a little hard to find the correct email address to send
this to, so if I sent it to the wrong person, please forward it on to your
systems administrator.  If you have any questions feel free to give us a
call.  I can be contacted toll-free in the US and Canada at 888-909-7267.
XRamp Technologies, Inc. is a Texas Corporation with our corporate
headquarters located at 9086 Vista Verde, Bldg. 2, San Antonio, Texas 78255.

XRamp Technologies respects your privacy and does not share your information
with anyone outside our company.  The only email that you will receive from
me will be regarding your SSL certificate.  I will limit my reminders to no
more often than once every couple of weeks in hopes that you will consider
this a helpful service rather than a bother, however, if you would prefer
that I (or anyone else from our company) not contact you again, go here
http://www.XRamp.com/Email/Contact.asp (the best way), or you can call me,
or send me an email and I will happily take care of it for you.

I truly hope that you consider XRamp for your SSL certificate needs. Please
give me a call (we answer our phones!) so that I can answer any and all
questions you have.

XRamp Technologies, Inc. is not affiliated with Geotrust in any way and if
you choose to switch to XRampSSL, you will be issued a XRampSSL certificate.
Our Service, Support, and Pricing are the best in the Industry - Give us a
try and see!
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