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Posted by farmallman on March 19, 2005 at 17:07:11 from (216.208.5.62):
I got this as an e-mail. I think it is blul siht. What do ya"ll think? I recently received a chain letter (A piece of mail that had been forwarded to me) that had your e-mail address in it along with several other peoples. I thought that as your mail address was on one of these chain letters (forwards) you may have others that you would be willing to send to me. I know that this might sound like a daft request but I can assure you that this is a serious request. I am involved in a university project that is based over a year and we are analysing Internet mail, we are trying to ascertain trends and patterns to come up with some fairly accurate statistics regarding the type of mail that circulates around the internet, we know that 70% of all mail is spam but what we don’t know is what percentage of that spam accounts for chain mail (forwards of any type, something that has been forwarded to you, a piece of mail that has formed part of a chain).
Please send absolutely anything and everything that remotely resembles chain mail, forwards of any type (even the rude ones). My project is based over a year and I need one million forwards for this project to be a success, so please keep them coming and don’t worry I have some pretty huge mail boxes.
I would be grateful if you would be kind enough to forward this piece of mail to all your friends as I need as much help as I can get.
Please send all chain mail (forwards) to the following address. gmm_brwn_15@yahoo.co.uk
Everyone that helps will receive a copy of our results and findings in January of next year so please help if you can.
Thanks
Gemma
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