OK Everyone,
 
 
I have a sneaking suspicion that a hacker from the blacklisted mag or a
sub to their com program is responsible.
 
The one thing in common with all of these addresses (letters, whitehouse,
etc.)  is the return address
 
                        blacklisted411.com
 
 
Sound familiar?  For those of you hackers out there, blacklisted is a
favorite publishing mag of all sorts of illegal, legal, and just plain
fun/nasty/weird/mean information to mess up things that do not belong to you.
 
I suggest that you contact [log in to unmask] to find out what is
going on...
 
Let me know....I hope someone lets them know that it is pretty dumb to do
this to fellow computer friends.
 
Heather
 
On Mon, 4 Mar 1996, George Keith
wrote:
 
> In light of all these bogus subscriptions, does anybody have any idea
> how to find who's responsible?  Since I don't get the actual
> subscription requests, it's kind of hard to anchor down...
>
>
> --Georgi
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