Thank you very much.
The final question I have is on the section that deals with an exception for business to business in here. I forget which number it is. I think it's 10(a) or 10(6), or something like that. I would just like to understand and to have your interpretation of it.
A large life insurance company—and this didn't happen, I'm just using this as an example—e-mails me about selling me life insurance, but I have no relationship with them whatsoever and never have had. I'm not interested in life insurance from them. I would consider that unsolicited commercial e-mail to me, which I could take action on based on what I'm reading. But I'm also in the business of selling racking systems for their computer room. So I contact them through their IT department because I want to try to sell them this equipment—it's not false advertising but actual advertising—that they might need to solve their problem of space.
In your view, is that not an e-mail that would be legal in the sense that it's business to business? Under this act, is that a legal e-mail from me or not?