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SOTD: Quote

-email body- Dear, Per your request, here is the quote from PermaTherm (please see attached). After your review of the quote please give me a call to discuss if you have any questions. Please let me know if your project requires engineering services or shop drawings. These services are not provided by Permatherm but we […]

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SOTD: Please

-email body- Good Afternoon,   Please find attached notice regarding carriers pre-filing for an additional General Rate Increase for effective date of April 9, 2015.  Please note, we are advising you of this filing in order to comply with FMC regulations.  However, we feel it is unlikely that the carriers will be successful in implementing […]

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SOTD: Statement from MARKETING & TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INC.

Another case of Monday morning spam/malware – message body – Dear Customer : Your statement is attached. Please remit payment at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your business – we appreciate it very much. Sincerely, MARKETING & TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INC. – end of message –  – message also has a file attachment – docs2015.zip – […]

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SOTD: My posts of spam emails

We all dislike it and there seems to be no end to it.  So why not blog about it. SPAM!  The unsolicited email message that you never wanted, didn’t ask for, yet receiver of daily I will be posting the email subject, and body along with found attachments (attachments will not be in my posts […]

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Send messages that automatically self-destruct with Privnote

I know I have had times where I wanted, possibly needed to send a message and didn’t because I needed to make sure that it never was seen by another person. I no longer need to wish for this because Privnote is a free web based service that allows you to send top secret notes […]

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Using Gmail as my SMTP server

In the past I use to host my own email server here at the SOHO of jermsmit.com.  Today I found myself in need of setting up alerts for some of my network based equipment. So I used Gmail (thanks Google) for this task. To make this work you need the following: A gmail account (make […]