Re: Bouncing closer to a solution?

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Subject: Re: Bouncing closer to a solution?
From: Ed Greshko <Ed.Greshko@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2008 14:05:28 +0800
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Simon Slater wrote:

So, while you are not running BitDefender (and I'd be surprised if you didsince you'd have to buy it and I think you'd know if you did that) it isyour ISP that is running it.
Shouldn't they know what their own software is?  Maybe the section they
passed the passed the question to will know more.


Ahhh...you do know that ISP stands for Idiotic Service Provider, right?

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- Bouncing closer to a solution?
  - From: Simon Slater
- Re: Bouncing closer to a solution?
  - From: Ed Greshko
- Re: Bouncing closer to a solution?
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