[BC] WTEM--Chief engineer

[Jess hundahl]

Ok my reply is
If I am not the intended recipient of this> >e-mail, then I will 
charge you / your Company $100.00 per hour to remove it from my 
server's and computer's. Or it will stay in received E-Mails Or sent 
to Legal for action.
As YOU sent the E-mail and I did not ask for it. jh :-!

At 05:54 PM 9/8/2008 -0400, you wrote:
>Rich,
>
>You obviously did NOT read the NOTICE properly.
>The NOTICE appears at the bottom of the email
>body. You must read the body content before the
>NOTICE. If you believe you received the email in
>error, the NOTICE requests you to notify the sender
>and delete the email with any attachments without
>reading, forwarding or saving them. "Them" refers to
>the attachments, if any and NOT the email body.
>
>No criminal penalty is mentioned. This does not,
>however, preclude civil penalty. Physically destroying
>the hard drive that contains your emails is one method
>of permanent deletion. There are other methods that can
>do this without physical destruction.
>
>It is important to carefully read such notices since a
>misunderstanding may result in mental and/or physical
>trauma, consuming of bandwidth on this and possibly
>lists, distraction and odd behavior with friends and/or
>coworkers, etc.
>
>I humbly recommend a call to 1-800-DRLAURA
>
>Tom Osenkowsky, CPBE
>(Final post on subject matter.)
>
> > >NOTICE TO RECIPIENT:  If you are not the intended recipient of this
> > >e-mail, you are prohibited from sharing, copying, or otherwise using or
> > >disclosing its contents.  If you have received this e-mail in error,
> > >please notify the sender immediately by reply e-mail and permanently
> > >delete this e-mail and any attachments without reading, forwarding or
> > >saving them.  Thank you.
> > I'm curious, if I disclose the contents of this email to my sister
> > what fine or jail time might I expect? Also, how will I know it isn't
> > for me if I don't read it? Since I understand the gummint can
> > retrieve data from any operating drive I would have to smash it to
> > bits to permanently delete the contents of the email. Ain't gonna
> > happen. Also, do the awesome penalties apply if the email is sent to
> > hundreds of people on a list? Are we all bound to not tell everyone
> > who has already been told?
>
>

Jess Hundahl
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