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Re: E-Mail
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lugnet.org.us.michlug
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Mon, 18 Jun 2001 10:31:52 GMT
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In lugnet.org.us.michlug, Kai Brodersen writes:
> EVERONE!
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> One June 16, at 2:39 p.m. a message was sent out to all the people in my
> address book by mistake. I told people who e-mailed me back that this was a
> computer bug. Well until I could figure out the problem I called it a
> computer bug.
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> I figured out the culprit after I read the sent items folder in my outlook
> express. Please excuse me for the fact is, my Dad, yes my dad who is living
> in my house, flesh and bones sent that out to the whole address book, for he
> thought it would a "good idea". He failed to realize that certain people
> here think the George Bush is their godsent and responded quite "nicely",
> although some people were very understanding, thank you Larry.
I thought it was a virus at first. But I forgot you and your father share
one account. You may want to look into getting a different email account for
yourself, there are several providers that give you free mail that is
accessible over the web or via a mail program like Outlook express (not
saying it's the best choice, it just happens to be one that I know of that
works... I use Outlook for my main mail and express for voyager)
If your father doesn't understand why sending spam to everyone in his
address book is a bad idea, he may want to do a bit more research. Although
it's farfetched, some ISPs have turned off people's accounts if they do it
repeatedly...
Hope that helps.
++Lar
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