On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 06:38 PM, Ron Johnson wrote:Perhaps someone here can point out where I need to be looking -- the exact line would be nice... <grin!>
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This one, right here...
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is the only one you can trust.
Yes, but...
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I would probably trust that one as well and contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] about this spam.
212.0.148.23 is Sudan Telecom. Co. Ltd (sudanmail.net, sudatel.net) while 80.88.131.200 is emperion.net
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