I'll give you one example. We completed a case last year, which was a widespread fraudulent activity in the coupons business. These individuals, these companies, were selling coupons to Canadians and Americans. Without actually having had a relationship with the business, they weren't able to follow through on what they were selling.
We conducted this investigation. It took nearly two years. We issued notices of violations and administrative monetary penalties against those companies, but we issued warning letters to the email service providers that were sending out the commercial messages inappropriately without the required identification.
The tools allow us to ensure that the enforcement action that we take responds to the nature and scope of the violation and to that person's role in it. Those emails—