[JDEV] RE: Stop blocking Jabber
Frank Wang
frank2wang at yahoo.com
Wed Apr 4 21:23:35 CDT 2001
I'm talking about http://www.jabber.com/news/special.shtml
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> Sent: 01 January 1601 00:00
> To: frank2.wang at bigfoot.com
> Subject: Re: Stop blocking Jabber
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> Dear Frank,
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> I understand from your email that you have question about AOL
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> AOL imposes a rate limit on an AOL member's account for any of
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> While we are working hard to stop junk e-mailers, there are steps
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> Michelle P.
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> The TechMail Department
> America Online Inc.
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> ----------original message----------
> From: frank2.wang at bigfoot.com
> To: temp-general at aol.net
>
> name: Frank Wang
> email: frank2.wang at bigfoot.com
> subject: Stop blocking Jabber
> message: Please stop blocking Jabber like a child.
> I can't talk to my friends on it. We will have to switch away from AIM.
>
> Please stop blocking Jabber like a child.
>
>
> Frank
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