On Thu, Feb 25, 1999 at 05:58:58PM -0400, Gary Almes wrote:
> Does anyone have any wording in their contracts with clients forbidding
> clients to any spamming as long as they are associated with your server?
> I've met with a new client who's site I will host, but he's hinted that he
> might want to send unsolicited e-mails (which I have STRONGLY advised
> against). I'd like to put a clause in our contract that says that such
> activity is not allowed.
Do it, and include a clause which specifies significant charges which
will be assessed for (a) each piece of spam sent, on a per-recipient
basis, and (b) each incident of spam, for clean-up costs.
And if he does it anyway -- then cut off every service you are providing,
move all of his data to tape, send him a bill, submit his domain to the
RBL, and pursue him in court until he pays in full. Be prepared to be
completely ruthless, and do not show the slightest pity: spammers are
the scum of the Internet universe (orders of magnitude worse than
porno site operators or the usually-suggested-but-incorrect villains),
and they deserve to be hammered at every available opportunity.
---Rsk
Rich Kulawiec
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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