What is your attitude to an unknown person without any information about himself, who has a business offer for you?

It is ridiculous to prove a fact:

You do not need to trust the information which comes from the unknown sources.

In our case:

• Information is a message you receive (View Random Example).
• Source of information is the sender of message (View Random Example).

You have to evaluate the importance and value of received information after reading the contents of a message.

You evaluate the authenticity of information by your own efforts and with our help as well. We help to find a source of information: message sender:

• A user can send messages only after registration ((024)).

• A registered user can place minimum (View Random Example) and maximum (View Random Example) of information.

• You can see a part of this information directly in the message (View Random Example).

• You can have a look at the another information if you click the Link “Addresses, CV, Photo, etc” in the same message (View Random Example).

• A registered user understands that he takes responsibility for the contents of sent message!

• You can read the received information or ignore it.

• It is quite important! E-mail addresses of Catalogue users can be hidden ((084)), but in the message you receive we open it only for you. Our condition: If a sender sends a message and his E-mail is not shown - this is the main feature of SPAM (View Random Example).