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From: Global Crossing Internet Security Team <abuse@gblx.net>
Date: Mon,  6 Jan 2003 10:02:28 -0700 (MST)
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Thank you for taking the time to contact Global Crossing's Abuse
Team concerning potential Internet abuse by one of our customers.

Your message will be read and acted on by a human, however due to the
large volume of email we handle every day, we may not be able to
respond to you individually.

In an effort to better serve you, the Global Crossing
Internet Security Team has divided our responsibilities into
several distinct groups.

If this is an urgent incident, such as a live attack, please
submit an incident report at

   https://security.gblx.net/incident.html

Please direct email as follows:

security@gblx.net
   Issues of Internet security such as malicious hacking, port scans,
   account compromises, etc.

abuse@gblx.net
   Abuse by Global Crossing users, including spam.

Please use the appropriate email address for proper processing.

Global Crossing has a user agreement and acceptable use policy
which includes very tough anti-spamming and abuse provisions.  The
current version of our network acceptable use policy may be found
on the web at http://www.globalcrossing.com/aup/

Once again, thank you for reporting potential Internet abuse issues.

Global Crossing Internet Security Team
abuse@gblx.net