IN: AT&T may begin suspension of some Enron Corporate cell phone accounts beginning Friday, 12/7. All remaining Portland cell phone accounts will be terminated no later than 12/11. Individual cell phone users may keep their phone and phone number by accepting financial responsibility for the account going forward. You may convert your phone to a personal account and request the same phone number or request a new one. Susan Nothnagel, AT&T Representative, will be here on Friday, 12/7, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. to answer any questions and switch your cell phone to a personal account upon request. If Friday is not convenient Susan will stop by next week as needed. AT&T will waive the activation fee to change the account. Management approved cell phones are eligible for expense reimbursement, based on business need. Please see your manager regarding cell phone reimbursement. Regards,

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IN: There has been a move scheduled for you on Tues., Oct. 2nd. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Your new location is as follows: David Forster - 3121d Susan Lindberg - 3129a Eric Saibi - 3111d Smith Day - 3120b Ed Baughman - 3110e Reagan Mathews - 3122d Thank you,

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IN: Brother Betas, It sounds as if I will be a fresh fish in your established group. I graduated from SMU in December of 2000 and am currently working in Houston. I am originally from Houston as I am sure at least a couple of you are as well. During my tenure at SMU I served as Treasurer of the Gamma Omega chapter my sophomore year and then went on to serve as Treasurer and Secretary of the Interfraternity Council through my junior and senior years. I now look back on my days as a Beta and wonder what I was thinking when I decided to graduate. The friendships I made and times I enjoyed will stay with me through my life. I am also one of the two co-organizers of what I would like to see become an annual Beta tradition, the Distinguished Beta Award. An event held to honor one of our brothers who have distinguished themselves as exemplary and provide a setting to rekindle old friendships as well as have a great time. As I am sure some of you were part of the list of people I called last month to inform you that the event had been postponed until this upcoming spring, which has proved to be a blessing in light of the tragic events that occurred Sept. 11, I would hope that this website may become a forum to both share ideas on the future of the event and information in regards to the event.

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OUT: [smu-betas] RE: new members (Justin Loweth)

IN: An old scam has surfaced recently with renewed vigor. The Nigerian-419 fraud letter, so called because it violates section 419 of Nigerian law, is sent in many variations, by surface and airmail as well as by fax and email. Generally the form it takes is to ask the unsuspecting victim to provide their bank account information in return for a promise to deposit a very large sum of money into that account under some pretext. Employees should be advised that any information given will be used to further promote the scam through the emptying out of bank accounts, counterfeit and forged checks being written against the accounts, and for other illegal purposes. If you receive what you believe to be one of these letters, forward it to Mike Hicks (Michael.Hicks@enron.com). Corporate Security maintains a file on them, and works with the US Secret Service to reduce the number of letters received by our employees. For more information on these letters, please email or call Mike at (713) 853-6198.

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Corporate Security Message