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date: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:53:30 +0000,    group: uk.rec.walking        back       
High Places (highplaces.co.uk): unsolicited mailshot/brochure / Dubious content on website   
I've just received yet another hardcopy brochure from High Places, 
despite having e-mailed them each time to ask them not to do so.  I have 
been on their holidays before (and had a decent enough time), I just 
don't want their paper brochures (I prefer using websites).  In the 
process of googling their website for a privacy statement, and a useful 
address to request (once more) they stop sending me their brochure, 
Google produced a result pointing to content on highplaces.co.uk of a 
more dubious nature which would one might not expect to find on a tour 
company's website (it rather looks as if their website has been hijacked).

Google search:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&safe=off&newwindow=1&q=site%3Ahighplaces.co.uk+spam&meta=

Questionable link
http://highplaces.co.uk/tx82f/index.php?marey-carey-blow
(NB: if you are of a sensitive disposition, do not click on this link as 
it contains references to porn)

If High Places had actually taken notice of my past few requests to opt 
out of their mailings, I might have been more considerate in not posting 
this on uk.rec.walking but sending it direct but they don't seem to read 
their e-mails anyway, and I've rather lost patience with them anyway 
(there's a moral in that story somewhere)
date: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:53:30 +0000   author:   Allan lid

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