At 16:13 04/06/2002 -0700, Ruth wrote:
I get this spam at least once a week for months. They are located in the UK.
"Located in the UK" but with US phone numbers? Louise Ferguson
Have tried to be removed with no luck. A lot of other people get these too. Wish there was some way to stop this. Any ideas?
Dear Colleagues:
Have you received spam like this? Am I misunderstanding or this is an offer for forged diplomas?
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