Subject: Service Enhancement: Complimentary Emergency Alert Service Now Available

From: "SBC Internet Services" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 09:19:45 -0500

Free Emergency Alert Software from
SBC Internet Services  

Dear SBC Internet Services Member*:

SBC Internet Services (SBCIS) is proud to offer its members
free access to SCAN - the Secure Cops Alert Network.  SCAN,
the first national alert system of its kind, allows local
police departments and public safety agencies to broadcast
emergency information directly to your computer, cell phone
or other web-connected devices. SCAN can immediately alert
you of criminal activity in your neighborhood, such as
burglaries, thefts, and vandalism. Other alerts include
weather, health advisories, cyber attacks, fire, sexual
predators moving into the area, etc.

SBCIS is making SCAN available to it members at no charge
for one year. There is nothing to buy and no commitment.
At the end of one year, if you take no action to continue
the service, it will simply be discontinued at no cost
to you.

For more information and to register, please visit:
http://www.scanusa.com 

Sincerely, 

SBC Internet Services 

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SAFETY NOTE: SBC cares about Internet safety. We have
included "clickable" links in this email as a convenience.
However, please note it is always safer to copy any URLs
included in emails and paste them it into your browser to
reach the referenced site properly. Learn more about
ensuring a safe Internet experience at:
http://www.sbc.com/safety

After the first year, you may obtain a second year of
membership to SCAN, at no cost, by purchasing any product
or SBC products or services, via the SCAN website at
http://www.scanusa.com
Or, you may elect to sign up for a paid membership via the
SCAN website. Either way, no commitment is required to
receive the first year of alerts free of charge.
SCAN Alerts provided by SCANUSA Corporation and subject to
SCAN Terms and Conditions.

* Prodigy Communications Corp. is now part of the SBC
family of Internet companies. Depending on which Internet
service you use, this notice pertains to either your
Prodigy Internet service or your SBC Yahoo! DSL or
Dial Internet service.

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