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At least my IOSP filters out all the rubbish. I just get informed. Just do
what I say.


on 28/4/04 3:20 pm, Jel Coward at jel at wildmedic.org wrote:

> In article <BCB5441C.388D%f.cross at e-med.org.uk>, Frank Cross <f.cross at e-
> med.org.uk> writes
>> URGENT
> Not
>> 
>> I am unsubscribing from the trauma.org list because the postmaster at my
>> service provider is getting huge numbers of false return e-mails not
>> emanating from us, as well as viruses all the time.
> 
> Get a better ISP
>> 
>> Please take the following action, all of you.
> 
> No
>> 
>> Delete my e-med e-mail address from your address books. If you want to
>> contact me use vascular at dial.pipex.com
> 
> Why?  I use a decent email client.
>> 
>> Delete all (yes, ALL) your trauma.org messages from your inbox.
> 
> No (actually, mine don't go into an inbox but I don't see why your ISPs
> failings should impact on members of this group.
> 
>> If you want
>> to keep them then move them out of your e-mail client onto your hard disk as
>> text files (not as Outlook format - cut and paste) where they are less
>> vulnerable to attack.
> 
> Not really very practical - or necessary
> 
>> Unless you have up to date virus protection software
>> any trojan can use any of the trauma.org addresses as a false sending
>> address. Even if you have the latest updates a new trojan can do this until
>> you download the patch and by then it is too late.
> 
> Thanks for the advice.
>> 
>> I realise that this may be timeconsuming for some of you but the alternative
>> is for me to be detained under the United Kingdom Mental Health Act under
>> sedation in some psychiatric clinic somewhere and I would rather not!
> 
> I belong to probably about 20 mailing lists.  Should I follow your
> request for all of them?
>> 
>> PLEAASE ACKNOWLEDGE TO ME PERSONALLY USING THE PIPEX ADDRESS ABOVE WHEN YOU
>> HAVE DONE THIS - NOT VIA THE TRAUMA.ORG LIST.
> 
> LOL
>> 
>> PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE THIS MESSAGE. It's probably far too late but it's all I
>> can think of.
>> 
> LOL
>> I've enjoyed being on the mailing list but I can no longer stand the grief.
> 
> Change your ISP and get a  decent email client rather than barking ill-
> phrased _requests_ at members of the list.
> 
>> Frank Cross
>> 
> Clearly ;-)

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