Anyone had any experience with this ? On the face of it I don't buy it
at all. The punctuated string at the end followed by 'ok' ?


—–Original Message—–
From: Stephen Oakley [mailto:7r6bspilhy0c@netlane.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 10:25 AM
Subject: RE: Global Spam Remove - Finally


Tired of Spam? Finally a Spam solution that makes sense!

The "Do Not Spam" List from Global Removal, found at:
http://www.GlobalRemoval.com/index.asp?id51 can get your email
address removed from HUNDREDS of bulk-email lists.

As seen in national publications - "Global Removal offers
the first truly effective means to stopping SPAM BEFORE
IT IS SENT!!!" (This email was NOT sent by Global Removal)

The reason that you are receiving this email is because
your email address is on one or more email lists that
we send email to on a regular basis. This is a one-time
offer from us for you to remove yourself from our lists
and HUNDREDS of lists of other bulk-emailers.

Our company has recently signed up with Global Removal
to clean our lists. We will be regularly removing email addresses from
our lists that are in the Global Removal database.

If you are you interested in removing yourself from all
of our lists as well as hundreds of other lists, visit:
http://www.GlobalRemoval.com/index.asp?id51


**********************************
This message is sent in compliance of the new email bill section 301.
Per Section 301, Paragraph (a)(2)(C) of S. 1618, further transmissions
to you by the sender of this email can be stopped at no cost to you.
Screening of addresses has been done to the best of our technical
ability. We respect all removal requests including those in the
GlobalRemoval.com database. To be removed our list only
email success_712@yahoo.com

To be removed from our list as well as hundreds of other lists, visit
http://www.GlobalRemoval.com/index.asp?id51 for more information.

hibecub
noyomhgqlmssk my iv hbppcdltc ok