Re: Public Apology For Past Post
From Darrell A. Larose <ad6...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA>
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· 23 Sep 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Paul (san...@earthlink.net) writes: > This Regards My Past Post Titled"****$5 To $30,000, Fast & Easy!****Must > Read NOW!****". I Am Truly Sorry For The Actions I Have Taken. Please > Forgive Me As I Did Not Know This Was Illegal. Please Help Me In Trying To > Right My Wrong. Any Help Would Be Greatly Appreciated.I Have Taken Time To > Visit A Web Site About Chain Letters, And Now Know My Actions Were Illegal. > Again, I Did Not Know This Was Illegal And I Am Truly Sorry. > > Thank You > > Paul Ignorance of the law has never been a correct defence. All Internet Providers have an AUP (Acceptable Usage Policy) and chain letters are always right near the top of the list. Consider your self lucky that a/. You didn't lose your account. b/. Postal Inspectors didn't charge you with a Felony.
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