Thread: should I be concerned?
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Old 20-11-2006, 15:40   #9
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Re: should I be concerned?
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Originally Posted by ADd View Post
These emails are bogus. Any ISP would send an abuse complaint to NTL - and they would inform you of your compromise - in accordance with their Acceptable Use Policy, this is the protocol for abuse complaints.

As has been said, delete and ignore the spam. More similar emails reported here:

http://www.thenetworkreloaded.com/vi...bcf2a8df8#8514
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...7094753AAJMwDc
I am pretty sure that NTL also move users that have this problem into a "walled garden" area on the network. Basically, the only sites they get access to are the ones hosting updates.
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