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Old 30-06-2004, 17:13   #23
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Re: NTL spam

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Originally Posted by AdeRickus
Not posted my NTL email address
Dont give out my NTL email address ( No point, hardly ever works ! )

I Dont use it.

And before enyone asks,

It actually automatically forwards to an email address that I do use,

No virii get onto my PC, not wanting to sound upset, I am a programmer and not that daft
Didn't think you did sound upset. Actually, I didn't say that your PC has the virus (assuming there is one). What I was saying is that someone who has your address may have a virus. That virus could have accessed their Windows Address book, and then either used it (while fudging the headers to hide where it comes from), or sent it to someone who then used it for spam or sold it to a spammer.

It's also theoretically possible that somebody hacked NTL, but unlikely. I doubt NTL would have sold your details on as a) this would violate the Data Protection Act, and b) would not make them a lot of money.
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