When people take part in MS public newsgroups, they expect to find
postings pertaining to that group. They do not expect to find numerous
posts saying Hello or Hi or listing jokes. You hijack other posts that
ARE asking for help and support.
I agree, being friendly is not a bad thing, that's not what this is
about.
You say that you find these newsgroups useful for help, and why pester
your manager?
99% of your postings have not been about asking for help. You appear to
have posted in every MS Public Newsgroup going, including those in other
languages which you do not understand. Your postings have been pure
drivel. Presumably you have access to OE to email colleagues as part of
your job. Use it for that. Also, if I were you I would ask your manager
to give you access to the internet and chat rooms and save us all.
--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?


"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
We can but hope vbg

Just having a look at some of her posts, on one she says "will have a
look at the website", then contradicts herself in another one "I
can't get on the internet".

A further one indicates that she shouldn't be using newsgroups while
working and is trying to cover her tracks -
"Thanks for the advice, the thing is, I don't recieve messages on
here, I
only use the newsgroups, and what I post on these I delete as soon as
its
sent. "

I haven't heard back from them yet, and she has not posted today - so
far!

Kath

Steve Cochran wrote:
Not for long. G

steve

"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
This look familiar Laura?

Managing Director
Trade Frame North West
Unit 10
Sankey Bridges
Industrial estate
Warrington
Cheshire
WA5 1QQ

http://www.tradeframenorthwest.co.uk/

Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (Outlook Express)


Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Ha hahahahahahahahahahahahashahahahahahahahah
HAHAHAhahaha\hHahahahahHAHHHAHAAHA
OH MY WORD Kath...you are SO funny.
HAHAHAhahahahahahaha

--
\m/ O_O \m/
Laura.....
Liverpool, England

"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
antioch wrote:
that site looks great to get on.


Hang in there Vasha - the waggon is on its way with the white
coated attendants ;-) ;-)

Ask them to round up Laura while they are at it, maybe her and
Vasha will get along. Seems they both need playmates.
--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (Outlook Express)

This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working days,
particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of misuse
and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms &
Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate action
against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

I dont understand that?!
Is that a warning...or have u reported me? What will happen?
I have apologised and won't do it again.

--
\m/ O_O \m/
Laura.....
Liverpool, England

"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working days,
particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of misuse
and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms &
Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate action
against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

Thank you for taking the time to email us with this report.

BT takes the abuse of our network very seriously and will take action
against any customer found to be in breach of the BT Terms and
Conditions.

In order for us to take further action against this offender we will
need you to send us the server logs as this will show the IP Address
used and the exact time the message was sent. Once we have this
information we will be able to identify the account used and take action
against the person responsible.

Please also include the time zone your system is set to.

I look forward to hearing from you soon so that we may investigate
further.

This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)


Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

pasteDear Ms Adams,

Thank you for your reply to Shelley-May's email. Please accept my
response on her behalf.

I have carried out an investigation into the postings you brought to my
attention and have taken action against our user to stop this happening
again.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused and do not
hesitate to contact us with any further enquiries or comments.

Thank you again.

Yours sincerely,

Marlyn
BT Customer Security Team
http://www.abuse-guidance.com /paste

Kath

Kath Adams wrote:
This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

You go, Kath!

Bruce


"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
pasteDear Ms Adams,

Thank you for your reply to Shelley-May's email. Please accept my response
on her behalf.

I have carried out an investigation into the postings you brought to my
attention and have taken action against our user to stop this happening
again.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused and do not
hesitate to contact us with any further enquiries or comments.

Thank you again.

Yours sincerely,

Marlyn
BT Customer Security Team
http://www.abuse-guidance.com /paste

Kath

Kath Adams wrote:
This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

Well done.

--
Vincenzo Di Russo
Microsoft® MVP - Most Valuable Professional
Windows - Internet Explorer since 2003
My Blog: http://blogs.dotnethell.it/vincent/
My Home: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/

Kath Adams wrote:
pasteDear Ms Adams,

Thank you for your reply to Shelley-May's email. Please accept my
response on her behalf.

I have carried out an investigation into the postings you brought to my
attention and have taken action against our user to stop this happening
again.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused and do not
hesitate to contact us with any further enquiries or comments.

Thank you again.

Yours sincerely,

Marlyn
BT Customer Security Team
http://www.abuse-guidance.com /paste

Kath

Kath Adams wrote:
This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

You go, girl!!!

Tom
"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
pasteDear Ms Adams,

Thank you for your reply to Shelley-May's email. Please accept my response
on her behalf.

I have carried out an investigation into the postings you brought to my
attention and have taken action against our user to stop this happening
again.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused and do not
hesitate to contact us with any further enquiries or comments.

Thank you again.

Yours sincerely,

Marlyn
BT Customer Security Team
http://www.abuse-guidance.com /paste

Kath

Kath Adams wrote:
This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

(Shelley-May? Does she have an Uncle Shjeb and live in Beverly Hills with her critters?)

WTG, Kath!
--
~Robear


Kath Adams wrote:

pasteDear Ms Adams,

Thank you for your reply to Shelley-May's email. Please accept my
response on her behalf.

I have carried out an investigation into the postings you brought to my
attention and have taken action against our user to stop this happening
again.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused and do not
hesitate to contact us with any further enquiries or comments.

Thank you again.

Yours sincerely,

Marlyn
BT Customer Security Team
http://www.abuse-guidance.com /paste

Kath

Kath Adams wrote:

This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:

Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?

My goodness - I am glad it was not me - must make a mental note(no I had
better write it down) 'I must not upset Kath'
Well done anyhow - with you all the way.
Antioch

"Kath Adams" wrote in message
...
pasteDear Ms Adams,

Thank you for your reply to Shelley-May's email. Please accept my response
on her behalf.

I have carried out an investigation into the postings you brought to my
attention and have taken action against our user to stop this happening
again.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused and do not
hesitate to contact us with any further enquiries or comments.

Thank you again.

Yours sincerely,

Marlyn
BT Customer Security Team
http://www.abuse-guidance.com /paste

Kath

Kath Adams wrote:
This is an automated response to the email you sent to the BT Customer
Security team. Your Unique reference is **********

Please read this email carefully as it contains important information
about the BT Acceptable Use Policy and the BT Customer Security team.

The BT Customer Security team investigates every report we receive and
where applicable, we'll do our best to reply within three working
days, particularly if we need more information.

The BT Customer Security team will investigate all allegations of
misuse and if we find that a BT customer is in breach of the BT Terms
& Conditions and / or Acceptable Use Policy we'll take appropriate
action against the account holder.

All cases of abuse are taken very seriously. However, we can only take
action where the misuse originates from our network or customer base.

TYPES OF ABUSE THAT SHOULD BE REPORTED TO BT

First, please report abuse where someone using a BT domain or a BT IP
address has undertaken the activity.

(IP Address of Laura - 81.130.201.117)

--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (IE/OE)

Laura ( '_' ) wrote:
Okay,first of all.you have my old workplace.so what?
I think that if people get offended by me saying "Hello", well, then
whats the world coming too. It doesn't take 2 minutes out of your day
to say hello back or simply to ignore it. And I got plently of nice
responses from the message..so it obviously didn't cause that much
harm.
I really can't believe everyone is getting so worked up about this, I
wasn't being malicious or offensive, I was tring to be friendly, and
you make that seem like a bad thing. I don't use OE just to 'spam', I
actually find it a great deal of help...true I probably shouldn't be
on it in work, but why pester my manager to help me..when I can post
a question and have a detailed answer quickly.
To clear everything up...I dont have internet access on this
computer, so I can't look on websites if I need quick help. However
if the problem does not need solving straight away, I can write the
website down and have a look at it in my local library.
And lastly...I have promised not to 'spam' anymore, and I will
apologise to anyone who was offended by my post. Can we leave it at
that now please?