Warning - Fake forged e-mails

[Webmaster <whoismail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear ICANN,

It appears that several hundreds of automatic e-mails have been sent  
from ICM Registry, apparently in support for .xxx
The suspecious e-mails are all titled: "Please approve the .XXX  
Registry Agreement".

If we take a closer look at these e-mails we will see that:

a) The timestamps are all very close. Looks like automated software,  
and not human activity.
b) Majority of the e-mail addresses used are built in the exact same  
format with the personal name in front of the @. For example  
johndoe@xxxxxxxxxx, smith@xxxxxxxxxx etc
In the real world there is more diversity in the email addresses, e.g.  
info@xxxxxxxxxx, sales@xxxxxxxxxx, webmaster@xxxxxxxxxx,  
somethingfunny@xxxxxxxxxx
It also doesn't make sense that so many supposed "supporters" of .xxx  
all use personal e-mail addresses, and not business addresses. It is  
uncommon in the adult entertainment industry to use the personal email  
address for conducting business.
In comparison when you look at the e-mail addresses from adult  
industry people who are against .xxx, you will notice that there is  
much more variation in how the e-mail addresses look like.
I strongly urge you to have IT forensics examine the e-mails which  
have been sent from ICM Registry to validate whether those emails are  
in fact genuine, and not simply email accounts created for the purpose  
of fooling ICANN.
Please reject the .xxx TLD - nobody wants it, except Stuart Lawley.

Thank you.