GoInternet, Inc., is an Internet-access service provider that is being forced to manage numerous unwanted e-mail messages from a sender of e-mail advertisements. GoInternet can sue the company that is e-mailing spam under the CAN-SPAM Act if the sender does any of the following except:

a. engages in "dictionary attacks" to breach password-protected computers.

b. sends messages involving products of companies previously sued under the CAN-SPAM Act.

c. uses a false return e-mail address.

d. conveys misleading or deceptive information when sending e-mail.

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Emely West

Computers & Technology

18 February, 09:23

GoInternet, Inc., is an Internet-access service provider that is being forced to manage numerous unwanted e-mail messages from a sender of e-mail advertisements. GoInternet can sue the company that is e-mailing spam under the CAN-SPAM Act if the sender does any of the following except:

a. engages in "dictionary attacks" to breach password-protected computers.

b. sends messages involving products of companies previously sued under the CAN-SPAM Act.

c. uses a false return e-mail address.

d. conveys misleading or deceptive information when sending e-mail.

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The correct answer to the following question is option b.) sends messages involving products of companies previously sued under the CAN-SPAM Act.

Explanation:

This act is an act of Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Marketing And Other things.

It is the law that establish the rules for the commercial message and the commercial e-mails, gives recipients right to have the business stops emailing them, and they outline the penalties incurred for those person who has violated the law.