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Michigan Remove.org, the "Do Not Spam" list outfit, has been Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox yesterday issued a legal notice In a hard-hitting statement, Cox said: "This organisation’s "The representations this company makes about its service are outrageous. from Michigan Attorney General slams ‘bogus’ anti-spam group Remove.org, the "Do Not Spam" list outfit, has been accused of making false claims about its offering and even spamming people itself. Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox yesterday issued a legal notice to … Continue reading
\n Attorney General slams ‘bogus’ anti-spam group<\/strong><\/font><\/p>\n
\n accused of making false claims about its offering and even spamming
\n people itself.<\/p>\n
\n to Remove.org warning the company that it faces a potential lawsuit
\n under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act for deceptively marketing
\n its supposedly anti-spam service to consumers\n <\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n \n
\n Web site is decorated with the American flag and the Statue of Liberty,
\n yet there are few more un-American practices than lying to the public
\n about being a charity recognised by the IRS. Remove.org’s blatant deception
\n is a slap in the face of the many legitimate charities that take pains
\n to comply with state and
\n federal charity laws. <\/p>\n
\nThe boastful claim that consumers will see ‘no more annoying and offensive spam’
\nis itself offensive." <\/p>\n
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