My Spam Policy/Privacy Policy

My Privacy Policy - I never give away, share anybodies e-mail. My name and return e-mail will be on all e-mails I send out.

My E-mail policy

I used a fixed IP for sending e-mails and they can be tracked directly back to www.ZaleTabakman.ca or www.ZaleTabakman.com.

E-mail that you are not interested in is not always SPAM, sometimes its e-mail that you are not interested in.

Why my E-mail’s Are Not SPAM

Spam is unsolicited messages of a purely commercial nature. If its TRUE SPAM you will not be able to identify the sender correctly or accurately.

True SPAM will not come from a reputable person. There will be no way of removing yourself from the list.

SPAM e-mailers do not permit you to remove yourself from their list.

SPAM e-mailers do not have a never never list. Click here to join my my never never list.

Spam is not merely annoying: it is also a serious drain on the resources of ISPs, other organizations, and Internet users. Sending Spam mail may seem like a cheap and convenient way to amplify marketing efforts, yet honest businesses rarely employ this questionable marketing tool.

  1. Nobody wishes to receive unsolicited junk mail.
  2. It is considered both an annoyance and an intrusion of privacy.
  3. Each sent e-mail message contributes to Internet traffic and uses up bandwidth.

An e-mail message does not reach its recipient instantaneously; instead, it is relayed by any number of systems en route until it reaches its final destination. Spam mail is often sent out in thousands or hundreds of thousands of copies, to huge numbers of unwitting recipients. This large load of messages often causes network problems and congestion, meaning that third parties as well as message recipients are suffering because some inconsiderate person or company has pumped half a million copies of a message through the Internet. Unfortunately, there are many such worthless members of society.

This is a difficult issue. Spammers rarely use their regular e-mail addresses for the following reasons, among others:

  1. Their Internet Service Providers will realize they are Spamming, and will take steps to prevent future Spam (for example, by deleting Spammer’s e-mail accounts)
  2. Spammers could become the victims of mail-bombing, as thousands of irate Spam recipients strike back with messages of their own

Spammers therefore rely on anonymous e-mail addresses such as those available from free e-mail providers. Sometimes the addresses you see on Spam messages are invalid (faked). It is important to realize where the responsibility for Spam lies. Make no mistake: Spammers are often reasonably skilled frauds and thieves as well as highly annoying. Many Spammers have developed specific strategies of Spamming in order to avoid responsibility for their actions, or to avoid mail blocking and filtering:

  1. They relay Spam messages off the mail server of an innocent third party, in which case even more damage is incurred by the on-line population in general. This technique requires an “open relay”. It is Zale Tabakman’s policy to avoid open relays entirely.
  2. They use the “drop box” strategy. This consists of sending mail out from an account that allows Spam, but putting another address in the “Reply to:” message header, so that anyone replying to the message is actually sending mail to an account that did not originate the Spam. Many Spammers want to send out ads or sales info and do not expect a reply. By drop boxing they are forging their e-mail addresses and relieving themselves of accountability. Recipients of Spam should always check the full message headers to determine the origin of the Spam.
  3. Spoofing. This fairly complex technique makes a message appear as if it is coming from an address that did not originate the message.
  4. Including a paragraph claiming that the law sanctions Spam as long as there is a “remove from list” address in the Spam message, or similar variations of this obtuse argument. Do not fall for this trick, as the “remove from list” address is almost always a sham. Not only do you generate useless traffic if you try to remove yourself from a large number of “lists”, but in some cases Spammers will be delighted to put an “active”; mark next to your name on their address databases upon receipt of your complaint. Spammers are dishonest people employing dishonest tactics. Don’t trust them, report them.

The most important thing is to examine your full message headers to determine where the message really came from. The “From:” header that is commonly shown in basic message header displays can be easily faked! It is harder to fake the complete message header, which can provide useful information about the message.

Spoofing and drop boxing are usually beyond the absolute control and responsibility of me. I will do the utmost to prevent Spam, but we ask the recipients of junk mail to understand that very often that I am not the originator of such messages, but one of the victims! The solutions to spoofing and drop boxing are complex and involve co-operation between a number of Web sites and ISPs. Refer to the links below for more information.

Every e-mail from my e-mailer system includes a remove me link.

However, there are a couple of problems with mine.

  1. Sometimes that link doesn’t work because of e-mail programs or other technology.
  2. A number of people have multiple e-mails and so they get things from me through those different e-mails and they sometimes forget about the forwarded addresses when they click on the remove me link.

I have switched automated e-mail programs four times (imagine the cost!) because of this very problem. The system I currently uses seems to have solved my problems. In any event, to help ensure that I maintain a NEVER EVER send list.

The NEVER EVER list drops you from my current e-mail lists.

To be dropped simpley  email to NeverEver @ zaletabakman . com.

(Remove the spaces – you will receive a confirmation e-mail to the address you have mailed to.)

I try hard to provide excellent content to people. The many recommendations on my LinkedIn profile are just some of what I receive.

However, I understand not everything I write is of interest to everyone.

This has no effect on our LinkedIn relationship or your membership in any of the groups I manage. You can still enjoy the benefits of my extensive LinkedIn network.

I also need to apologize – there sometimes a problem with the removal portion of the the previous software I used – e-mails sometimes were sent after somebody has been removed or added to the NEVER EVER list.

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