Hello Robert,
Spamcop.net has a method for you to report claims that do not meet the
terms of their service, and mailing lists messages like yours are
clearly spelled out as against their service.
They will warn the user, and if they get another complaint for making
a false claim they will lose access to the service.
As you can tell, I've gone through that a couple times.
Friday, January 26, 2001, 2:30:23 PM, Robert wrote:
> You know what REALLY annoys me. What _really_ gets up my nose?
> I send a message in it's entirety to this list, purely for the benefit of
> the list members, so we can all see what we are up against, watch the
> competition - about a company that is by one means or another offering
> domain names at what they must be paying for them, and some TURKEY thinks
> I'm spamming the list. Not only that but forwards my address to some
> nitpicking operation called SpamCop.net. If you had read the message you'd
> see it wasn't even referring to me or any company related to me.
> Well here's to you buddy, and the horse you rode in on.
> May the fleas of a thousand camels nest in your beard.
> Robert Chalmers
> Admin.
> Inexpensivewebsites.com
> Quantum Radio
> R.A.Chalmers Pty Ltd
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Best regards,
William mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
