Nothing like the smell of spam in the morning - coming to you through the
"benevolent" acts of Akamai and Digex - sent to POC handles blatantly stolen
from ARIN's whois database.
Yo, Digex: this just reminds me how much your "sales team" sucked the last
time around, when there was a DS3 contract up for grabs on an RFP.
This spam certainly cuts you out of any future consideration for a while:
You'll find yourself in good company with Savvis, I am sure.
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Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2001 08:41 -0700
From: digexakamai <digexakamai-[censored]@m2.innovyx.com>
Reply-to: digexakamai <digexakamai-[censored]@m2.innovyx.com>
Subject: You're Invited
To: ADDRESS-STOLEN-FROM-ARIN-WHOIS-DB@TLD
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-------=_8418644195"
We're sending you this invitation because we received your e-mail
address from one of our marketing partners. If you'd like to receive
future emails, please click here:
http://edge.akamai.com/redir.asp?[censored]&SubscriberID=[censored]
Not confirming your interest automatically leaves you unsubscribed and
we will not send you future emails. Additionally, each issue you receive
as a subscriber will contain unsubscription instructions.
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