On Sep 22, 3:50 pm, krs4b wrote:
On Sep 22, 12:40 pm, turbofam7 wrote:



On Sep 22, 11:01 am, krs4b wrote:

On Sep 22, 7:34 am, wrote:

Chris,

SPAMMING public newsgroups is against Sportlots.com terms of service
(TOS).

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HOW IS OFFERING A LINK TO OVER 20 MILLION CARDS IN CHECKLIST ORDER ON
A BASEBALL COLLECTING SITE SPAMMING--I SEND NO DIRECT LINK TO
ANYONE..I POST TO A GROUP IN WHICH YOU MAY CHOOSE TO BLOCK ME ANY TIME
YOU LIKE..AS FOR POSTING ABUSE - 3 POST PER DAY PER GROUP CORRECT??
ASK BASEBALL-CARDS .--WHY HE NEEDS 7 POSTS TO THE SAME SITE PER DAY??

To better understand the definition of SPAM, check out the following
link:http://spam.abuse.net/overview/whatisspam.shtml

As for posting limitations, this is a public, non-moderated newsgroup.
There is no site administrator to actively police the messages and
topics, unlike moderated sportscard forums such as http://www.thebenchtrading.com/thebench

I'm not really looking for a debate on SPAM, but more or less wanted
to give you a "heads-up" on the issue, as you're violating the terms
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max and i have already had this conversation and he dosen't feel what
i am doing is spam either--enough said!!

That's pretty funny!. I had to explain to Max what a Usenet newsgroup
was and point him to the definition of SPAM last week.

Max will need to amend his TOS as stated on his site if he "feels" you
are not posting SPAM.

SPAM away Chris.
;-)