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In <841494920.21192@dejanews.com> on 31 Aug 1996 12:38:57 GMT,
stupid@globalkillfile.net ("doctor" John Grubor) wrote:
 ^^
  You got that part right, at least.


>In article <Pine.SUN.3.94.960828105330.2124A-100000@infinity.c2.net> <DwvAHG.I50@iglou.com> <503411$mje@nntp-1.io.com> <322541a2.2094509@news.sirius.com> <504ldb$73r@calcite.rhyolite.com> <32266edd.1892660@news.sirius.com> <dzeigerDwxqxp.65q@netcom.com>,
>    dzeiger@netcom.com (David Zeiger) wrote:
>> 
>> trebor@sirius.com wrote:
>> : They're probably also very new or very small. DejaNews only has about 5,700
>> : postings from them - not that many, for a whole domain.
>
>> The latter.  One of the reasons they're very small is their attitude.
>> Offhand, I can't think of another ISP that has pissed off it's 
>> ex (or wannabe ex) customers to the point that a group of them
>> felt the need to storm the office en masse--with a camera crew--
>> just to get promised refunds.
>
>Just what were the "refunds" due for?
>
>> : I can't decide if I remember them, or if I'm mistaking them for iadfw.net
>> : (or something like that).
>
>> iadfw.net doesn't really exist anymore.  It's the same as airmail.net,
>
>did they ever return the refunds that were due?

dfw.net, not iadfw.net/airmail.net, dorkter.

>
> and all but the oldest of customers are using the airmail.net tag.
>> For the record, Internet America (airmail.net) also runs airnews.net,
>> which has recently drawn Grubor's ire here--just to give you a reference
>> point.
>> : This is getting weird. The person I exchanged email with (Jack Beech) was
>> : very polite, even though his stand was the same - it's not our problem, we
>> : don't want to hear about it.
>
>> I've seen email from official dfw.net accounts posted to the newsgroups
>> before that resemble the posted one here, in terms of profanity and
>> general style.  Don't remember if they were actually penned by Jack
>> Beech (the owner) or not, though.  
>


>Is Jack Beech the principal owner of Airnews?
>This needs investigated.

Able to read, are we (gotta keep up that top krypto klearance somehow) ?
  Clue:  
     Jack Beech:  dfw.net
     airnews:     iadfw.net / airmail.net

>Airnews is another UUNET puppet and it is all cabal-controlled.

You are such a hoot, "doctor".  I wish that I could believe that it was
intentional.


>They are closely affiliated with little-boy Skirvin and the rest
>of the censorous cabal crowd.

One of these days, Dorkter Grubber, you are going to run into somebody from
the _real_ Cabal.  To date, your activities have been too insignificant to
even register on their agenda.  Keep blundering about, d00d, and you will
finally attract the attention of your Nemesis.




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Does this mean that you have been booted by yet another provider?