From: Server Operations <zacheiss@mit.edu>
To: Users scheduled for deactivation <user@mit.edu>
Reply-to: accounts@mit.edu
Subject: MIT account deactivation

[ Please note - this is not a "phishing" attack.  You can confirm I am
an MIT IS&T employee in the MIT directory, and reach me by telephone if
you wish to confirm. ]

This is to remind you that your MIT computer account, user@mit.edu,
is scheduled for deactivation on or shortly after January 20, 2010.
When this occurs, you will no longer be able to receive email at your
mit.edu email address, and any email forwarding in effect from your
mit.edu address to another email address will no longer take place.
Additionally, if you are a student, any personal machines listed in
your name will stop working on the MIT network.

Please see http://web.mit.edu/deactivate for answers to common
questions regarding this process.

If you are currently enrolled in classes, are currently MIT Faculty or
Staff, or are working with an MIT Faculty or Staff member on a project
that requires the use of Athena, please contact Athena User Accounts by
calling 253-1325 or sending mail to accounts@mit.edu.

Please note that when your account is deactivated, the contents of your
AFS home directory and your IMAP email become inaccessible to you, but
are not immediately lost.  Your account can be easily returned to active
status if you again become an MIT student or staff member within one
year of your account being deactivated, and your files and email will be
made accessible to you again.  However, we strongly encourage you to
back up your email and the contents of your AFS home directory prior to
your account being deactivated.