Another observation on current business...

[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by Shelleehale

Would this be considered spam when it's received by one of your licencees users whom you have no right to be emaling or even if it is sent out to your own users, how do you comply with canadian spam laws?Hello! This is not spam. Someone from LiveCamNetwork.com has placed some funds in your e-wallet as a gift to you! From: to: Amount: $ has included the following message to you: -------------- These funds are in your account right now. You may use these funds to video-chat with any performer on LiveCamNetwork.com you like. To do so, simply go to http://www.LiveCamNetwork.com and log-in as usual, and you will see your new E-Wallet Balance. Thank you for choosing LiveCamNetwork.com! The 2Much Crewhttp://www.2Much.nethttp://www.LiveCamNetwork.comToll Free Technical Support: 1-866-662-6824

Hello Shellee,

2Much has a strict anti-spam policy. We do not spam ourselves, nor do we allow our customers to spam.

The message you are referring to above is generated whenever a paying customer gives a gift of money to another user on LiveCamNetwork.com The message can only be sent to one person, at a cost equal to the value of the gift.

So for example, if I am a LiveCamNetwork user and I want to give you transfer $20.00 from my e-wallet account balance to you, I would enter your username into the system as the recepient. The $20.00 is debited from my account and then deposited into your account, along with any message I care to send with the gift ("Happy Birthday! Spend it on Kedra, she's awesome!" for example).

You would receive the notice by email, and see this new money in your e-wallet. You could then spend it with Kedra or any other chat model you cared to chat with.

No Spam, no request for credit card info. And never once, a single complaint. And just to prove it, this one little module generates almost $20,000 a year in additional revenue, so we know alot of people are using it. It is just a simple way for users on LiveCamNetwork to give gifts to other users.

Sorry to dissapoint you, and sorry to prove that you are once again, wrong.