>>>>I received an email from someone named Richard M in Vancouver (though it came from an email address named Thomas Magnum, and was a Live.com email address).
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>>>>The email referenced the UT and a specific UT member - except I can't find either name (Richard M or Thomas Magnum) in the member list.
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>>>I rarely comment in the chatter forums, but you remind me of my son. Two of your threads are dying now, so you start a new one with a bogus e-mail message? I get lots of e-mails from UT members and others, some fake some not, but why would you post this on UT? How do you actually think this might help you resolve the issue. Do you think the one that sent it to you will come forward? Really? Or someone will give a clue on who is paying a trick on you? As for my son? He needs the attention focused on him at all times, no matter what. It is curable.
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>>Huh? You get lots of emails from UT members, some even fake? I never get fake ones, so far.
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>>What cure did you propose for your son?
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>Sorry if I addressed the comment to the wrong person. It was meant for Kevin.

I often comment in the chatter forum and you reminded me of ... whatever. That's how it works here in the forum. Many people jump in and that's a good thing, isn't it? Knowing Kevin he's very capable of defending himself. But I felt tempted to jump in, because you wrote things that made me wonder. Apparently you don't want to deepen the discussion here. Well then, let it be so.