Re: Apologies from TrafficWoW
Dear Sir,
What you are saying is a big lie about our company and if you continue we
will take legal action against you.
We are a legal company operational in the UK. We have provided contact
details, address, various email address and telephone numbers and have not
hidden from anyone.
Trafficwow post daily and manages thousands of pages around the world.
Trafficwow does not claim in any of its pages, that it is the biggest. very
much on the contrary, it works with other many other traffic companies
around the world.
Trafficwow welcomes any call from anyone regarding any of the issues you
raised in your email. Contact details on home page.
With regards
Abuse@trafficwow.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Russell Coker" <russell@coker.com.au>
To: <abuse@trafficwow.net>; <debian-isp@lists.debian.org>
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 12:26 AM
Subject: Re: Apologies from TrafficWoW
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 23:15, Sales Team wrote:
> > Dear Sir, Madam,
> > You got on a list that went round and round and for this we are very
> > sorry.
> > This only happens when we have issues with our IT infrastructure and
> > as a company totally respect your desire to be excluded from this
> > list. Please read our policy beneath this text or proceed to:
> >
> > http://www.trafficwow.net/nospam.htm
> > We are sorry for any inconvience caused.
> > Kind Regards
>
> I believe that the above is a lie.
>
> They operate a web page (linked from the reference above) to check the
> subscription status of a domain. The page in question tells me that
no-one
> has subscribed to their lists from hotmail.com, msn.com, ibm.net,
home.com,
> aol.com, zonnet.nl, and bigpond.com.au. The idea that a company could run
> hundreds of thousands of adverts and never come in contact with anyone who
> uses any of those major mail servers (totalling >50M accounts and >20M
> people) is simply ridiculous.
>
> I believe that their web page is fraudulently claiming that no-one from
the
> domain has subscribed to convince us that they are not spammers.
>
> I have changed this message to go to Debian-isp, as the people there are
more
> interested in identifying and blocking spammers.
>
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>
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