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got an email from username@ctxt7.com to my cellphone<br />
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but went to <br />
<a href="http://www.ctxt7.com" rel="ugc">www.ctxt7.com</a><br />
in a browser and got redirected to google<br />
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why do you think that this company does this<br />
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and is this a good way to send sms messages or do you know another way
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got an email from username@ctxt7.com to my cellphone

but went to 
www.ctxt7.com
in a browser and got redirected to google


why do you think that this company does this

and is this a good way to send sms messages or do you know another way

website from email address does not exist

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