Re: [Exim] Snooping

> For example, when you see E&OE on the bottom of insurance policies, most
> people don't realise that that is actually a trademark for the company
that
> provides "errors and omissions" insurance. Technically you shouldn't
> stick their trademark on your stationery without their permission (and a
> premium..) - but I digress.
>
> The E&OE people are now starting to insist that all emails to and from
their
> clients are recorded so that, in the event of claim, that evidence is
> available.

It is not April 1st - so please cite your sources. E&OE is an abbreviation
for Errors and Ommisions Excepted. It has no insurance issues AFAIK. I am
happy to be proven talking crap, but only with references.

Peter