RE: [uk-netmarketing] Re: Short Email Disclaimers

[Sam Michel]

A genious simple idea. Very sensible and presumably it'd qualify...well, it

works on a website. Now if a few companies would put that into place, it

would save everyone a lot of bandwidth...and me, lots of hassle.


In a measure of self protection Chinwag would be happy to help if anyone

needs it, implementing this type of service...


Toodle Pip


Sam


> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Tim Ireland [timdesignercity [dot] com (mailto:timdesignercity [dot] com)]

> Sent: 23 January 2001 12:11

> To: uk-netmarketing from chinwag

> Subject: [uk-netmarketing] Re: Short Email Disclaimers

>

>

>

Steve <Steve [dot] Johnstonbluesky [dot] co [dot] uk> asked:

> > Anyone got a good single-sentence email disclaimer?

> >

> > Something like: Please be aware that the integrity of this

> email cannot be

> > guaranteed by the sender.

>

> I always thought something like: www.abouthisemail.com/3562 would

> be cool -

> then users of the service could put any statement they liked at the end

> (hosted at the site for optional retrieval, instead of constantly clogging

> up the bandwidth).

>

> Of course there's no money in it, So *I'm* not going to build the service.

>

> :oP

>

> Tim Ireland

> Director of Marketing

> www.designercity.com

> --

> Using a disclaimer in emails is like wearing a helmet when skydiving.