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Bluejay at it again
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| Italy Anonymous Remailer 2004-12-06, 2:45 am |
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Is this the same old Blowjay that plagued Apas for so long with his abuse?
Does Cotse allow another individual to take up the same account name as a
previous user?
The new Blowjay sounds just like the old one except he is now using a
different version of PGP and is no longer pushing Quicksilver.
Anybody know what is going on?
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| Bluejay 2004-12-06, 2:45 am |
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Italy Anonymous Remailer wrote:
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>Is this the same old Blowjay that plagued Apas for so long with his
> abuse?
This is the same old Bluejay that abused you for so long,
Froggy-Faggot.
> Does Cotse allow another individual to take up the same
>account name as a previous user?
I'm curious about that myself. : )
>The new Blowjay sounds just like the old one except he is now using
>a different version of PGP and is no longer pushing Quicksilver.
Same version of PGP. I don't use QuickSilver. I have Cotse. I don't
have to hide behind a remailer like you and your faggot friends do,
Froggy-Faggot.
Same old Froggy-Faggot. Ranting about QS, Christman, Bluejay,
Sassaman and a host of all your old and contant enemies. Your a
pathetic homo shit, Froggy. How many people have you tried getting
fired since Gardner. I know your current project is that getting
Voight fired. Ain't doing too well at that either, are you
Faggot-Frog.
You're a miserable failure, but soon the AIDS will do you in and then
will finally be peaceful around here.
>Anybody know what is going on?
I do.
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| > >Anybody know what is going on?
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> I do.
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I will. I'll make some phone calls, and we will find out. Not Frog, he is
gone.
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| Stephen K. Gielda 2004-12-06, 5:45 pm |
| In article <Ymx1ZWpheQ==.3129f5c5035c2806759c0eb346194cbb@
1102319311.nulluser.com>, Bluejay_SPAMLESS@Cotse.net says...
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> I'm curious about that myself. : )
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Yes and no. When a paid account expires the user still keeps their
account. However, it becomes a basic e-mail only account at that point,
meaning it doesn't have the advanced features that it had when it was an
active subscription. This allows people who expired to maintain access
to their e-mail and keep their account should they decide to subscribe
again. The basic e-mail only account will remain active for the user
unless the user requests it be closed or it goes over quota and remains
that way for 30 days. At that point is is considered abandoned and will
be removed from the system, which will make it available again.
/steve
--
Check out Cotse's Privacy Watch.
A comprehensive information resource.
http://www.cotse.net/privacy/
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| Bluejay 2004-12-06, 5:45 pm |
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Stephen K. Gielda wrote:
> In article <Ymx1ZWpheQ==.3129f5c5035c2806759c0eb346194cbb@
> 1102319311.nulluser.com>, Bluejay_SPAMLESS@Cotse.net says...
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In article <Ymx1ZWpheQ==.3129f5c5035c2806759c0eb346194cbb@
1102319311.nulluser.com>, Bluejay_SPAMLESS@Cotse.net says...
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>Yes and no. When a paid account expires the user still keeps their
>account. However, it becomes a basic e-mail only account at that
>point, meaning it doesn't have the advanced features that it had
>when it was an active subscription. This allows people who expired
>to maintain access to their e-mail and keep their account should
>they decide to subscribe again. The basic e-mail only account will
>remain active for the user unless the user requests it be closed or
> it goes over quota and remains that way for 30 days. At that point
> is is considered abandoned and will be removed from the system,
>which will make it available again.
>
>/steve -- Check out Cotse's Privacy Watch. A comprehensive
>information resource. http://www.cotse.net/privacy/
Well, now I am quandried. That means that I might not be me. I think
I need Hawkings and Louis Carrol to straighten me out. Now I know how
Alice felt.
Bluejay at Cotse dot Net
PGP Key is here:
http://www.cotse.net/users/bluejay/...ey-11-18-04.txt
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