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Well, this Blacknet goofball is still at it.  I received the following
post from the AIX-L list and notified the BSU postmaster, though
I suspect the address is contrived.
 
John Sroka
San Jose State
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Introduction to BlackNet
 
 
Your name has come to our attention. We have reason to believe you may be
interested in the products and services our new organization, BlackNet, has
to offer.
 
(rest of message deleted) - JS