(Chicago, Ill., June 1, 2004) - If you have an email account, chances are you have been hit by SPAM. Local Chicago businessman Rocky Mosele is no different. However, when it started to affect his business, he decided to do something about it.  Leveraging the Anti-SPAM law, Mosele has enlisted top attorneys and software engineers to launch a completely free Internet site at www.ethicalemail.com in hopes of putting an end to the enormous amount unsolicited email users receive on a daily basis.

The process is simple. Email users can log onto ethicalemail.com and enter their email address. The addresses will then be compiled into a "do not contact" database. Mosele plans to deliver the database of names to the bulk email houses that are responsible for billions of emails being generated on the Internet. According to the law, the bulk email houses will have 10 days to remove those email names from their databases.

Mosele admits that the process will not be 100 percent effective at stopping SPAM, but by distributing the ethical email database to the largest bulk email houses, a large percentage can be eliminated. Also, as new bulk email companies surface, the ethical email database can be distributed to them to stop them from sending emails to the do not contact list.

"We are taking a different approach to the problem with ethical email, everyone is trying to block unsolicited email," as various existing software does, "we are trying to stop unsolicited email," added Mosele.

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