Am 19. Oct, 2000 schwäzte Jason so:

> mc@sd.amug.org wrote:
> > I should not be receiving mail from you, please take my email,
> > mc@fastq.com, off your list.
> 
> As if multiple emails containing the same new text werent bad enough,
> did you have to quote the entire message each time you did your dirty
> deed? Considering the list mail requires a validation reply, its
> pretty unlikely you got added by accident or by someone else. If you
> did, you need to be a little more careful with your security, eh?

Actually, the real owner of the email addy had already mailed me. It looks
like, from what he's sent, fast made a mistake with some domain forwarding
or some such, such that his mail was being delivered to whomever's been
SPAMming us.

That person, however, reacted incorrectly. I hope that FastQ straightens
this out and let's whomever it was know that automagically SPAMming a list
is not correct net behavior. I'm also wondering why someone else is using
an email addy that our person has had for a while... Maybe someone from
USPest/Qworst got ahold of FastQ's new account mechanism ;-).

ciao,

der.hans
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