- From: Latvala Jan HPY <jan.latvala@hpy.fi>
- Date: 10 Dec 98 15:22:52 +0200
- To: MIME:"\"Vietnam Veteran\"@vetring.com" <"Vietnam Veteran"@vetring.com>, "www-smil@w3.org" <www-smil@w3.org>
MIME:"Vietnam Veteran"@vetring.com: > >This message is sent in compliance of the new e-mail >Legislation: `Unsolicited Commercial Electronic Mail >Choice Act of 1997' (Introduced in the Senate) >http://www.epic.org/privacy/bill_track.html > >Sender : Veterans Ring of Honor, >P.O. Box 87171, San Diego, CA 92138 >Phone : 1-800-Vet-Ring >E-mail : vetring@vetring.com > >Although this is a one time request and you will not be >contacted again by VROH, the following statement must >be included: To be removed from our mailing list, >simply reply with "REMOVE" in the subject section. > >Please consider adding the Veterans Ring of Honor Web >Site to your Links Section: http://www.vetring.com > >The Veterans Ring of Honor is a "one of a kind" >distinctively designed United States Armed Forces >commemorative signet ring dedicated to those veterans >who have paid the ultimate price while serving their >country. > >The "Great Seal" is featured on every ring to >exemplify the unity among all branches of the United >States Armed Forces. > >Only certified veterans and Armed Forces members can qualify. > >The Veterans Ring of Honor Foundation is dedicated to >the challenge of developing effective projects and >programs that assist and join in the efforts of >individuals and organizations that are striving to >improve medical and health-care received by all >veterans at VA Hospitals and Facilities. > >Only family members can qualify to wear pendants and lapel pins. > >Please take the time to preview the VROH WebSite and >please consider adding a link to it, thank you for your >kind consideration. > >You have my permission to forward this request...Thank you! > > >Semper Fi > >D.W. Zuk >RVN 66~68 >Khe Sanh "TetVet" > > >Note: Possible banner considerations: > >http://vetring.com/banner > >
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