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m posted the following article in the Anti-Spam Web Board 
 
Dated  : June 04, 2001 at 23:59:13
Subject: Re: Just thought you'd might like this..
 
: : Remember Paging America?  Well, turns out Motorola is suing them for 
claiming that the free pager they "give away" in the spam email is a Motorola 
product, when in fact, it's not.  The company is suing Paging America (not 
exactly the actual company name - big surprise there ) for ONE MILLION 
DOLLARS in damages.

: : Saw it on CNET.

: : Just thought you'd like to know...







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