possibly the most ignorant email I've seen yet
Note the clever To: line, cold-emailing two innocent people at three
addresses, while simultaneously being completely off-topic for the two
addressed lists. He also obviously didn't glance at the context of the
messages he refers to, either.
Can anyone do better?
Jason
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Hi,
I found emails with your addesses on them when searching Google on "The
connection was refused when attempting to contact". I thought maybe you
had discovered the solution since you got the problem. Mozilla has been
working fine for me until I did two things:
1. Installed Norton Anti-Virus
2. Updated my XP Windows with all of its suggested updates a couple of
days ago when the worm hit.
Can you direct me someone who could help, or do you have suggestions? I
cannot access most websites requiring an ID, Kazaa does not work, etc.
and I keep getting that message "Connection refused..."
Thanks,
Bob
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