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Story: Publishers blame spam on stolen lists

Posted by: Anonymous (Monday 12 April 2004, 3:52 PM)

someone used my email adress to claim to be
anybrand@anybrandname.com
now I have hundreds replying to me to remove from thier lists
I don't even have any lists

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