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Someone, probably you from IP address 161.139.153.31, has registered an account "{NAME}" with this e

Someone, probably you from IP address 161.139.153.31, has registered an account "{NAME}" with this e-mail address on Diffen. To confirm that this account really does belong to you and activate e-mail features on Diffen, open this link in your browser: Confirmemail/b0bfaa3309361774d72905a10eaf3071 If this is *not* you, don't follow the link. This confirmation code will expire at 01:32, 6 December 2016.

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