how is the boss here?

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    Who is the boss here and how to contact him/her?? tell me
    I posted an e-book for sale and now its gone..and i wanna know why..YES..I know the rules what can i post and what i cant..but stil..I WANNA know why that thread was taken down..!
     
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    Joshua Pitts Well-Known Member

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    Your ebook was about harvesting email addresses for the purposes of sending spam.

    We don't allow that kind of thing here.
     
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    How do you know what my ebook was about..the guide was not about spaming. I gues the title was misleading then??? and do you have any idea how many ebooks they sell witch are nothing else than spamming, A LOT.

    But my book is not how to spam..but I guess you know better with out reading my book first then..?
     
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    You are still online so I'll answer this. If you market your bodybuilding book by sending an email to those "thousands" of email addresses it IS spam. They have not opted in.

    If you use it to invite them to be your "friend" at a social networking site it's still an unsolicited contact as they don't know and have no prior relationship (the minimum to be a friend, surely) and unsolicited contacts are called SPAM.
     
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