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Hi Pat, What Murray wrote is the polite way to deal with it. If you want to be a tad more agressive, in the "rules" for how deal with the offending email, make your mailer send it straight back where it came from, that way, someone knows it wasn't appreciated. Even more agressive, when I had problems a while back with a company which wouldn't respond and kept sending me stuff, I wrote the following to them...... "polite introduction etc etc,...... If you do not remove me from your list then I have to advise that I work for a software company. We have some very clever people here and they tell me they can deluge you with unwanted mail for the next month, no problem. And if that doesn't work, they say they have some nasty critters which they can download to your system, expect considerable damage." Gee but did that ever work! Within the day I was off the list and I had an apology from them for being put on it! Good Luck Alf Adelaide, Australia 50,<1,48