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Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 08:35:24 -0800 (PST)
Subject: 7mpictures.com
From: "Michael Fleet, President" <mfleet@autonomyhosting.com>
To: <ross@7mpictures.com>,
	<kevin@7mpictures.com>,
	<barkingjake@yahoo.com>
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John, Kevin, Ross,

Gentlemen --

Apparently, you have disputes with one another regarding your
accounts on 7mpictures.com.

Last week, while Ross was on vacation, Kevin contacted me with
questions about how to access the admin area of the site.  I told him I
could not give out Ross' password, but if he knew it, he could go to:
http://www.7mpictures.com/siteadmin/
and take care of whatever he needed to do.

Kevin proceeded to add several accounts & delete Ross' account.
Kevin also set himself up as the new site administrator (instead of
Ross).

Ross called me a few days ago stating that his email account had
been deleted.  I re-created his account and set him up as an
administrator, but left Kevin as an administrator also.

Kevin then called me last night stating that he no longer had admin
access.  I checked the accounts, and apparently Ross had disabled
Kevin's admin access.  I re-enabled Kevin's admin access (leaving
Ross as an admin also).  Kevin informed me that Ross is no longer
with the company.

Ross called me this morning stating his account was deleted again.

I have re-enabled Ross' account, removed Kevin & Ross as
administrators, and made John the new administrator (since he paid
the bill).

It is now up to you gentlemen to resolve this fairly.  John paid my bills,
so he is the only person I will give admin access to until this is
resolved.  You are all free to call me to discuss this, but understand I
will not give anyone else admin access without John's approval.

John - please contact me for the administrator password.

FYI - it is possible for you to setup Ross' account so that he cannot
mis-represent the company with unauthorized uploads & emails.
Simply setup his email account to forward to another address, then
change the password to something Ross doesn't know.  That way he
can't FTP or use POP email (he needs the password to do so), but he
can receive his email at another account.

I appreciate your business and support, and I hope that you can
resolve this amicably.

Sincerely,
Michael Fleet

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mike@adam.org
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