GREAT BIG BLOBS OF S**T DUMPED INTO MY INBOX FROM HOTMAIL(I think)

[George Guerrette]

Okay, Hotmail-> Entourage/OE5 for me has been working without a hitch for
the last five or so days. This is a first since last summer. Since then it's
been those cursed "Authorization Not Allowed", or Resource Not Available"
errors. So, thank God for small lercies that for some reason, it seems to be
working, now....

BUT!!!!!!!!

I have been receiving BIG HUGE 116k text files... At least FIVE of them a
day. I can't say they are emails. The "From" field is blank and it says <no
subject> in the subject field. The files are a gobbledygoop of characters
with no formatting, suggesting to me that it's a program of some sort that
is for some reason being dumped into my Inbox. WAAAAY down at the end of the
garbled characters are some of the following.

Anyone know what the hell is going on?


Tnx

GG


Here's the readable text:


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