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Do you know who Compensation Management Resources is? I do not. Nonetheless, they’re sending mail to an address at a domain that has had no valid users since at least early 2007 (but probably much longer). The sender’s methodology seems legitimate — they’re using a legitimate list management software package called Lyris. But the address they’re sending to sure feels like evidence of spam to me.

The ESP or list owner seems to be Business 21 Publishing, based in Pennsylvania in the USA. Their Lyris server appears to be hosted by an ISP called NetAtlantic.

Source IP: 69.25.194.117

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How to be sure your incentive plans=20
are driving the right behavior

Anyone who=92s ever crafted incentive plans knows how difficult they are to=
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right =97 and how catastrophic the consequences can be when you get them wr=
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