Notification: Level-3-Tech-Support/905098 (fwd)

[Adam Maloney <adamm@sihope.com>]

This is the message.  I'm still editing the headers and other
identifying information (at least until I know more).

All I stripped was some of our internal mail handling and removed the
domain and random number from the URL and the To:.

Adam Maloney
Systems Administrator
Sihope Communications

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From: Upwatch Inkoop Team <inkoop@upwatch.com>
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Subject: Unix shell account inquiry
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Reply-To: Upwatch Inkoop Team <inkoop@upwatch.com>

Dear Sir, Madam,

I am looking for Unix Shell Accounts all over the world.
I also need some specific functionality.

Because shell accounts are not as widespread as they once were, 
I decided to write to a lot of providers.  On the other hand this 
opens up the possibility for receiving *lots* of answers, all in 
their own format, and I would have to sort through them: a lot 
of work. So I took the liberty in creating a special webpage. 

Please fill in the following webpage if you offer Unix Shell Accounts: 

http://212.19.213.241/aanbieders.php?domain=xxxxxx&random=8294673124

Thank you very much for your cooperation.

Ron Arts

PS: you might need a technical person when filling this in