Hi Vince...

 

Yeah...but you've got to consider that it is likely that only those with dedicated Rosity E-mails would even notice it.

 

For those who have an e-mail address that is common to several incoming and outgoing correspondences...they wouldn't notice it.

 

They would likely delete said spam like 99% of the rest of the world does...and not contemplate where from which it originated.

 

It really doesn't matter if the notification came from the marketplace,favorites,galleries,e-bots, Z-bots,...
...or even F-bombs.

 

The fact remains that a "Notification" was sent from Rosity to the recipient..and the recipients e-mail address was contained in that notification.(otherwise...how would it know where to go?)

 

Once it left Rosity's server...it's up for grabs..there is nothing Rosity, an ISP, or Host can do about that.

 

Tom

“The fact that no one understands you…Doesn’t make you an artist.”