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Message-ID: <20020816092018.T1523-100000@vapid.ath.cx> From: lwc at vapid.ath.cx (Larry W. Cashdollar) Subject: Exploits Contributor Program > > Greetingz again, > > 1. We _are_ serious. Very serious. While our offer was written to > poke fun at iDefense's offer, we are definitely not joking. And if > US$1000+ seems too high to believe, that's because > > (a) you and your research have been taken for granted from all > around so far, > > (b) you're too easily satisfied by iDefense's offer, or > > (c) you just like PayPal. > > 2. Obviously, iMoolah is not the real name of our company. And yes, > it is hosted on a free web site, using a free e-mail address, and all > the usual anonymity shebang. But that's for a couple of reasons: > > (a) we don't want to reveal the true identity of our company, > and registering a domain name, getting it securely hosted on > astalavista.com, etc, wouldn't help, and > > (b) this program was set up in response to iDefense's offer, > which we felt we had to counter quickly in order to retain > our competitive edge. If we had had more time (and we still > might), I could have cajoled my next door neighbor into > registering the name for me, called in that favor from my friend > in Russia who's got a web server, etc., etc. > > 3. To those who've responded to us so far -- we'll be getting in > touch with you. =) For those who haven't, you could always wait for > the others to write in later telling you how their bank accounts have > suddenly grown a bit -- if they decide to let you on, of course. > > 4. For those of you who aren't able to or don't want to download our > PGP public key from our website, it's now available on the normal > keyservers. What a bother. > How do I claim my $1000.00 gain to the IRS from an anonymous company? If you don't trust me to know who you are, how can I trust you to pay me? You have to remember all of the people on this list are pretty paraniod. =)
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