RE: [uk-netmarketing] Short Email Disclaimers

[Sam Michel]

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From: Steve [dot] Johnstonbluesky [dot] co [dot] uk [Steve [dot] Johnstonbluesky [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:Steve [dot] Johnstonbluesky [dot] co [dot] uk)]

> Sent: 22 January 2001 17:47

> To: uk-netmarketing from chinwag

> Subject: [uk-netmarketing] Short Email Disclaimers

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> Anyone got a good single-sentence email disclaimer?

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> Something like: Please be aware that the integrity of this email cannot be

> guaranteed by the sender.


Good question. And one that haunts me when I'm trying to chop some of the

reptitive stuff from UKNM messages. It'd be great if folks on the list

restricted their email signatures to 4-5 lines, but sadly this isn't the

case. I try to keep as much of the info, particularly contact info in there,

but some of the disclaimers are very long (Entranet being a prime offender).


So, one for all the legal folks out there...are email disclaimers worth the

screen their typed on? I remember a long time ago, when I used to run gig

venues that similar disclaimers on tickets and cloakrooms where pretty much

worthless. From my perspective it'd be handy to know whether I can chop out

disclaimers without worrying about it.


Toodle Pip


Sam

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