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  "Chiltown Worldwide" <xxx@yyy.zzz> wrote:
 > Dont click this URL http://aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd/five.html !!!

THIS IS BLATANT SPAM. My less-patient colleagues may feel free to find
the appropriate complaint destination and request appropriate action --
not that they need my permission, anyway.

However, I do appreciate the good advice. I took it and did not, and
will not, click the URL in the original post. I'm leary of the
legitimacy of sites that don't have a domain name, anyway. And,
further, there was a error trying to post with an e-mail copy to the
listed From address (but I also hadn't obliterated the URL, either).

USENET Newsgroup rules prohibit advertising of any kind in all
newsgroups except those whose charter permits it. The charter of
comp.databases.ms-access not only does not permit advertising, it
specifically repeats the prohibition. This is clearly explained in the
daily FAQ post and at the newsgroup's FAQ site,
http://www.mvps.org/access/netiquette.

By posting here, you have demonstrated that you are not a regular
participant in the newsgroup (or you would have seen this admonition
many times and would know that most participants here do not patronize
spammers) or someone who is unwilling to follow the rules of the
newsgroup.

Thank you for your consideration in not posting any additional
advertisements in comp.databases.ms-access.

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