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From: "AAA RF Products"
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Subject: Coax Connectors & Adapters - High Quality@ Low Cost
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Please see www.aaarfproducts.com

Here's some information from Cox Communications you should be interested
in, shortly:

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This is from their AUP on:
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You'll find none of the newsgroups you spammed with this post allow
commercial spam in their FAQs.....

Cox has our reports....This ISN'T your free advertising medium....

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Thank you for making this your LAST spam post!


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AAA RF Products wrote:

Please see www.aaarfproducts.com


Its a great site if you want no name connectors and coax so bad that
radio shack would be ashamed to sell it. I see that he no longer posts
his e-mail address in his spam. He's a foul mouthed pain in the ass.


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