Hi, On Wed, 17 Mar 2004, Alton Danks wrote:
> We got an email from the American Academy of Religion (we are a > seminary) that tripped a couple of rules: > > 2.0 WLS_URI_OPT_109 URI: URI contains sites starting with m > > 2.0 WLS_URI_OPT_132 URI: URI contains sites starting with p > > I included the parts of the email with the triggering links. > > Al > > ---------------------- > > We are sending this to you as a member in the < > http://r.pm0.net/s/c?113.8mzs.4.1jnv.6uc0 > Midwest Region at the > request of the regional secretary. > > Hello to all AAR members in the Midwest region, > > We have three short announcements: > > * First, the program is now on-line at > < http://r.pm0.net/s/c?113.8mzs.5.1jnw.6uc0 > www.albion.edu/midwest-aar. > > Remove yourself from future email here: > http://i.mb00.net/remove?AmerAcadRel:10:1079539954.17796:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:e Given that pm0.net and mb00.net are part of PostmasterGeneral.net, a mainsleaze spamming operation (documented at http://spews.org/html/S809.html), you might wish to advise the AAR to either handle their own mass-mailings[1] or find someone who isn't a known cost-shifting thief to manage their mailings. I'd suggest whitehat.com[2], though there are probably a few non-spamming mail mailers out there. Very few, but some. See http://www.openrbl.org/ for details... -- Bob [1] Pardon the pun... [2] I have no financial or other interest in whitehat.com ; they appear to have a fairly decent reputation and staff.
