Since I wasn't interested I just deleted it, if you start wasting time
chasing them they are winning .
Jack McCarrick wrote:
> The original message looks to be unsolicited marketing/junk mail. The
> ISP it was sent from has a posted NO SPAM policy which I have included
> for everyones reference below. It is my perception that the individual
> that originated the message violated his host networks spam policy.
> Since the entire list was addressed and a few of you were specifically
> targeted the question is does the original "wanna talk?" message
> constitute electronic junk mail. If so, the ISP deserves to be told. I
> suspect one of you will call the number to identify what the marketing
> purpose was. Hopefully, only one of you will call. Given the last
> paragraph of the policy, this will be interesting if the message is
> about finding members for the ISP rather than some other business. The
> fewer that call the phone number, the less successful their effort was.
> If the list feels that the message was SPAM then we need to notify their
> webmaster of the policy violation.
>
> The original message is at the end of this one with the sending userid.
>
> That networks posted policy is:
>
> TRANSMISSION OF SPAM
>
> Premier1 Internet Services, Inc. has a strict, zero-tolerence
> "NO-SPAMMING" policy regarding the
> transmission and reception of electronic junk mail.
>
> Without exception, any Premier1 user found to be sending mail of this
> nature will be immediately
> dropped from our services without prior notification.
>
> Premier1 Internet Services, Inc. reserves the right to independently
> make judgment as to whether
> or not a particular electronic message, or groups of messages, come
> into this category.
>
> The original message with a subject of "wanna talk?" is listed below and
> was sent by
> "Al Brenden" <albrendn@premier1.net>
>
> Al Brenden wrote:
>
> > call me baby 425-303-8701
> > ask for Kat or carol
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