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UNAUTHORIZED E-MAIL NAME USAGE
& NEW CAN SPAM LAW
It came to our attention that e-mail spammers have
attempted to use our company's unauthorized and non existing e-mail names to tarnish our
company's name. As you may know, President Bush recently signed into law,
the Can Spam Act of 2003 (Public Law No. 108-187). This new law, which
takes effect on January 1 2004, is intended to cut down on the rising level of
unsolicited commercial emails, fraud email information and usage. To do
so, it imposes certain requirements for the delivery of commercial e-mails by
instituting certain penalties for
failing to comply with such requirements. (You can read the new law in its
entirety at
http://www.spamlaws.com/federal/108s877enrolled.pdf )
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