On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 03:41:54 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

Hello,

I'd like to apologise for "spamming" on your forum. I recently posted
an add on behalf of a client, which was against Usenet rules.

Taking this into account, I can understand how genuine users of usenet
will be offended by all the spamming which takes place, and would like
to offer my sincere apologies.

It was no fault of the client, and I would be more than happy if any
offended users would like to forward their issues to me, which I will
be happy to address and respond to personally.

My actions were clearly intruding, and I can assure all users that it
will not be happening again.

Kindest regards,

Martin Sanders

And you didn't realise that you were 'intruding' ..?

Maybe you should read your own website - under 'Glossary of Terms'
it says

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Spam Very controversial. Refers to the act of posting the same
message to several inappropriate newsgroups or, more commonly, mass
mailing unsolicited email messages.

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If I, as one of your clients, had paid you between 75 pounds and 465
pounds per month for your advertised service .........

quote
This is where eSterling differs, our Microsoft Approved technical
specialists are constantly looking for ways to improve our knowledge
of eMarketing, with eSterling Ltd you are in safe hands.
unquote

.......then I'd be massively pi**ed off if you thought it was
appropriate to spam my website across the newsgroups - after all - you
are supposed to be the experts.

Talk about the blind leading the blind !

Adrian