UKNM: SPAM

[Ian Fenn]

Hello


I just received the following bit of spam at my other "not too widely

known but once used foolishly by me in newsgroups 18 months ago" email

address. I understood that vavo.com was a community site for the

over-fifties. How does sending this to a 29-year-old like myself achieve

their marketing aims?


-----Original Message-----

From:

jtvavo [dot] com

 [SMTP:

jtvavo [dot] com

]

Sent:	29 October 1999 11:08

To:

jtvavo [dot] com

Subject:	vavo.com News Flash


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Vavo.com  E-News October 27, 1999

Unlimited Free Webspace for everybody!

http://www.vavo.com

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http://www.vavo.com is the newest global community on the net offering a

wide range of user friendly options. Many people have already come to

see the site and are very enthusiastic about what we have to offer.


This totally new service is offering unlimited FREE web space and a

fantastically simple to use FREE Email account for all users, as well as

our five-minute home page builder, chat and forum systems.


http://www.vavo.com is being built by its users for its users - take a

look and give us your opinion.


>>>end of spam>>>


--

Ian Fenn

Producer, Chopstix - Chinese cookery on the web!

http://www.chopstix.co.uk/ 


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