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I got this email today (twice).
I have never signed up for a Freecall account.
The email addresses to which they were sent were the ones I submitted when I
applied for two SipDiscount accounts.
I always use uniquely formatted email addresses so I know this for sure.

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Subject: Question from the FREECALL development team!

Hello Freecall fan!!

The quality of calling over the internet has drastically improved. And
because you are a FreeCall customer from the beginning, you can try us out
some more by calling to the whole of Europe, USA, Canada, and even more
countries... for 5 HOURS for free! Without having to buy credits!

For more information check [url]http://www.freecall.com[/url]

And on top of that there is some other great news: No more expiry dates for
credit! That means your credit will stay valid for ever!
check [url]http://www.freecall.com/en/newsflash.html[/url] for more information!

Could you also let us know what you think of the quality improvements?
[url]http://www.freecall.com/en/feedback.html[/url]

Thanks in advance,

Serge
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Anyone else got examples of this kind of (to coin a phrase)
cross-pollination?

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Graham

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Graham wrote:[color=blue]
> I got this email today (twice).
> I have never signed up for a Freecall account.[/color]
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> Anyone else got examples of this kind of (to coin a phrase)
> cross-pollination?[/color]
I had one about Freecall in French a couple of weeks ago, also from
Serge.
Similar to your case (using unique and identifiable email addresses for
each account), I got it at a different email to the account I had
previously set up at Freecall.