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From: Roger Thomson <roger@kbw.co.uk>
Subject: Don't worry - Penpal won't hurt you
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Please can we stop sending these hoax emails to Eurodisc or Britdisc. 

They're all hoaxes. We've had several sent to Eurodisc now (Remember Good
Times?), and I'm sure it's only time before someone sends one to Britdisc. 

They only scare off naive users and bore people who've had hundreds of
these emails kindly forwarded by concerned friends.

You CAN get infected by running programs or examining documents sent as
attachments but you CANNOT get viruses from reading the content of those
mails - the protocol used is secure.

Roger
SHOTGUN

P.S. If anyone requires further assistance, takes issue with these
comments, plays for the Airbreakers and knows why my team hasn't received
confirmation of our entry yet, needs some software development or
consultancy doing, or knows the subject and wants a job in London - contact
me at this email address or through my company's web site at
http://www.kbw.co.uk.