You are receiving this message if you are associated with RNWAY
products.

We have continually requested removal from RNWAYS abusive and constant

emails.

It is against Federal law in the United States

to continue to send

unsolicited emails after requests to discontinue are made.

RNWAY posts a

privacy policy that they make no attempt to enforce.

Our requests have been

documented by the university on numerous occasions.

RNWAY is now liable

in the United States for severe penalties under US law.

As a distributor of this company you may also incur loss of trade, or
reputation for the actions we are going to take.

As scientists who buy your products, we are going to exert our own
economic power. We will be letting members of our various associated
networks that RNWAY will be listed as an EMAIL SPAM ABUSER.

We will be recommending that all of our users do not purchase any of
their products if they continue to abuse our email accounts.

As a scientist who uses the INTERNET as a crucial component of my

communication with others,

I am sick of abuse of my email and I have

decided that I am going to do something about it, one company at a
time.

This message has been copied to the 20 companies that distribute RNWAY

products around the world.

This is the first of a series of actions. It will also be

copied to 3000 scientists who may have an interest in stopping this
type of

abuse.

It will also be posted on a  public site that had last year over 5
million access.

If you as a distributor want to make a profit on selling (scientists)

products, I suggest you ensure that the comanies you deal with don't
abuse

us.

If they do, we won't buy their products and you will lose money.

Do you hear us?

Yours sincerely

J.Paul Robinson, Professor, Purdue University

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J.Paul Robinson, PhD             PH:(765)4940757

Professor of Immunopharmacology

Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Purdue University          FAX:(765)4940517

EMAIL:jpr@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu

WEB: http://www.cyto.purdue.edu

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