Übersetzung für "Kettenbrief" in Englisch

She got all upset this morning cos some idiot sent me a stupid chain letter.

I didn't say I sent it. The chain letter says you're not supposed to say.

This has nothing to do with throwing out that chain letter.

I wonder if it's because I threw out this cheesy chain letter.

Well, the point is, it's not the chain letter that's bringing you bad luck.

A chain letter is a letter that is sent successively to several people.

A typical example of a hoax is the digital chain letter.

It is a few steps above a chain letter.

This is Not a Chain Letter!

This NDE was sent to us via an e-mailed chain letter (as noted in the posting).

What effect can a chain letter have?

A typical chain letter consists of a message that attempts to convince the recipient to make a number of copies of the letter and then pass them on to as many recipients as possible.

The women's auxiliary of the Club Bohemia assisted in the search, creating an "endless chain letter" which was mailed to all parts of the city, with a request for recipients to mail copies to everyone they knew.

If you MUST continue a chain letter, still follow steps 1 and 3 above and get yourself a disposable email address for this purpose.

This line has probably been in every chain letter / social engineering virus (my special definition) since sliced bread.

To disseminate advertising material or unsolicited emails (so-called spam) or unfounded warnings of viruses, malfunctions or similar or to call upon others to participate in competitions, snowball systems, chain letters, pyramid games and comparable activities.

Companies pay bUnited and bUnited pays that money to its members. Thus bUnited is neither a chain letter nor a pyramid.

It is also no doubler, no chain-letter, no HYIP, no advertising pyramid,... and sure it is no peanut business.

Distribute advertisements or unsolicited e-mails ("spam") or unfounded warnings about viruses, malfunctions and similar, or invitations to participate in competitions, snowball schemes, chain letters, pyramid schemes and other similar campaigns.

Distribute advertisements or unsolicited e-mails ("spam") or unfounded warnings about viruses, malfunctions and similar, or invitations to participate in competitions, snowball schemes, chain letters, pyramid schemes and other similar campaigns.

As the number of letters increases exponentially, the chain letter runs out of people to keep the chain going.

There will simply not be enough persons down the line to carry out the program and the particular chain letter will be exhausted.

In accessing or using the Linnemann-Website the User shall not harm other persons or infringe their personal rights, breach public morality in its manner of use, violate any intellectual property right or any other proprietary right, upload any contents containing a virus, so-called Trojan Horse, or any other program that could damage data, transmit, store or upload hyperlinks or contents to which the User is not entitled, or distribute advertising or unsolicited e-mails (so-called „spam") or inaccurate warnings of viruses, defects or similar material and the User shall not solicit or request the participation in any lottery, snowball system, chain letter, pyramid game or similar activity.

I'm sure I'm not the only person on the planet that remembers getting the occasional chain letter in school.. you know, the kind that was actually written with a pen or pencil on paper that told you either something wonderful would happen or something terrible would happen or both if you did or didn't send out 20 copies within 7 days. Ugh. I still remember my fingers cramping as I tediously re-wro...

I'm sure I'm not the only person on the planet that remembers getting the occasional chain letter in school.. you know, the kind that was actually written with a pen or pencil on paper that told you either something wonderful would happen or something terrible would happen or both if you did or didn't send out 20 copies within 7 days.