You may have received email recently that appears to come from our campaign, or be about our campaign – perhaps the "From" and or "Reply-to" addresses look like they are coming from our site. Or perhaps you have received a message that appears to come from an individual (if the address is real, the real owner probably did not send this email either) with suppressed recipients. Or maybe you received an email that appeared to come from yourself promoting our site.

If you continue to receive SPAM, we extend our apologies. Regrettably, we do not have any control over the source(s) of these "spoofed" emails misusing our name and/or website address. We would like to express our regret for any spam tactics used by other individuals (obviously with vested interests and to malign our website.)

We emphatically affirm the aforesaid and reassure you that we are no way involved with these spam tactics.

Our site appears to be the target of what is called a "Joe Job". Please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_job to know more about a “Joe Job”. Such an event is where a spammer forges email to make it appear to have come from some other domain (such as ours – or yourself). This is hard to prevent on our end and part of the insecure nature of the email protocol in general.

Most of the Spam that we have received complaints about appears to be forged from email addresses not associated with Edhealthcare.com

We assume that some of our adversaries may be involved in these spam activities solely to harm and defeat our purpose.

Also visit http://www.ftc.gov/spam that has information about the Federal Trade Commission's recent law enforcement actions against deceptive commercial email and spammers' responsibilities under the CAN-SPAM law.

We will also pursue the spammers to the full extent of law.