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Subject: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com

Author: Peter Skinner

Date: 16:55:04 09/03/02

I have recieved numerous emails from hty45w@attbi.com with a link that allows
you to download full ISO's of Chessmaster 9000.

It also goes on to say what system they used for their copy protection, and how
easy it was to defeat it.

I have informed attbi.com of this user but unfortunately they say their clients
can add and remove email aliases faster than a 3.9 second quarter mile dragster.

UbiSoft has also been informed of such actions.

Please if you recieve the same DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT!!

Support the software that you like using. There are many people that worked very
hard on this project and to have some ass trying to distribute it for free
plainly is wrong.

Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Joe Pechie 18:21:49 09/03/02
- Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Terry McCracken 18:56:02 09/03/02
  - Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Joe Pechie 20:26:47 09/03/02
    - Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Terry McCracken 20:48:32 09/03/02
      - Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com alfred palang 21:26:28 09/03/02
        
        Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Mike Byrne 03:52:11 09/04/02
        
        Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Jeroen van Dorp 06:15:08 09/04/02
        
        Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com John Merlino 08:56:41 09/05/02
        
        Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Marc van Hal 06:01:19 09/05/02
        
        Re: Illegal version of Chessmaster 9000 being spread from @attbi.com Coxwell Strange 05:28:53 09/04/02

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