Canadian ISP Rogers modifies your Internet access and put it's own stuff on the page. A post on matt cutts lead me to the original but after seeing the screen capture, It could easily have been your Grand Ma's blog page. It was a warning injected to inform that the user is reaching his/her limit for the month.
Yes Rogers could have used the email to inform. And in fact it is also evident that Rogers is spying, sort of, on it's users.
Well it is what we voted for, let big brothers watch and analyze you.
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