Vegas Porn Spam Bad - Vegas Burlesque Contest Good   1/26/2005 - 2,273 views, 1 Comment

This particular FTC action was of note because it was the first which was publicly noted to include charges under the McCain Amendment to CAN-SPAM, on which I worked, and which I like to refer to as the “vendor liability” section, although others call it the “advertiser accountability” section. It boils down to the same thing, as FTC Commissioner Eileen Harrington says: “It’s not just people who push the button to send the spam who can be held liable.”

It’s also the people who are being advertised in the spam, and they are often much easier to find.

The Vegas porn spam was also taken down for not adhering to the plain brown wrapper rule, which says that email which is of an “adult� nature must be clearly marked in the subject line as such, among other things.

Bad Vegas porn spam.

Aunty would also like to tell you about another sort of Vegas entertainment which also involves the absence of a wrapper, only this one, while only slightly more wholesome, is a lot more legal, and a lot more gratifying.

My dear friend, Miss Lili Von Shtupp (yes, that’s her real name), is vying for the top spot in the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Burlesque Contest. Unless you have another favourite contestant, won’t you please vote for her? A vote for Lili is a vote for good clean legal adult entertainment, and against bad Vegas porn spam.

To vote for Lili, click here.