I've recently been contacted by FAR too many companies regarding colocation (that I certainly didn't request information from). So I figure that this method may "convince" these companies that unsolicited commercial email doesn't always fit.

This is Linda Wu and I am with Racklogic Technologies in Ca. I try to
get permission to see if I could send 1 page of email in regards to our
14" 1U aluminum Severs. I knew you guys are busy all the time. no time
to answer the phone. That's why I choice this way to contact you. and
Guaranty you will not be on a list . and Please do not think this is a
SPAM. This half size of regular 1U sever is only 10lbs in weight. and
can fit all kind application use. we have 30 days evaluation program. I
believe that our severs and price are outstanding and the best. Please
let me know if I could send you my infomation.Thank you very much.

Sincerely

Linda

Linda Wu
National Account Executive
Racklogic Technologies, Inc.
Tel: 800-980-0588 X211
Direct: 510-743-9211
Fax: 510-580-5589
linda@racklogic.com
www.racklogic.com

Just as a hint Linda... when you have to say "Please do not think this is a SPAM", it probably is.

Forward your mail to KKimmel. You can share in the litigation profits.

Originally posted by blue27
Forward your mail to KKimmel. You can share in the litigation profits.

hehe I forgot about that... I remembered someone was suing for spam, just couldn't remember who. Hopefully bad publicity will convince them... but probably not.

It may not convince them but Kimmel is making money off it.

Spam her with a link to dictionary.com and to a spell check program.

Yep, Linda needs to spellcheck her spam before she sends it I think.

Originally posted by LegacyCX
Spam her with a link to dictionary.com and to a spell check program.
Rfol... Spamming someone back telling them to spell check... what has this internet world turned into :D :D :D :D :bawling: (*laughed so hard, started to cry*)

Originally posted by LegacyCX
Spam her with a link to dictionary.com and to a spell check program.

Indeed... I may suggest a link to a good English Language program.