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do I smell extortion here?

If this is no longer being done by teenagers having fun, then who might benefit from it?

I can't help seeing a possible connection between this new DNS server problem and the AOL pay-to-send plan. Couldn't AOL use it as an argument for the necessity of using their plan? And couldn't they therefore have created it for that purpose?

Sorry, but I'm very suspicious these days... nethead

Posted by: nethead_z   Posted on: 03/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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