Spam for Elsevier and Faculty Books, from MessageReach (xmr3.com)

This page lists repeated spams on behalf of Elsevier academic publishers and FacultyBooks.com. There are fourteen spams, send over a period of just three days. They all claim to have been sent by the apparent spammer for hire, xmr3.com (MessageReach). The spams contained many tracking codes; I have X'ed out those that I recognized as tracking codes.

Ten spams for Elsevier math textbooks:

• Spam, dated 22 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "A Transition to Abstract Mathematics: Learning Mathematical Thinking and Writing, 2e," by Randall B. Maddox. Email the author at randall.maddox@pepperdine.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 22 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Introduction to Probability Models, 10e," by Sheldon M. Ross. Email the author at smross@usc.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists, 4e," by Oliver C. Ibe. Email the author at oliver_ibe@uml.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Geometric Measure Theory: A Beginner's Guide, 4e," by Frank Morgan. Email the author at Frank.Morgan@williams.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Boundary Value Problems, 6E," by David L. Powers. Email the author at dpowers@clarkson.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 24 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Boundary Value Problems, 6E," by K. M. Ramachandran and Chris P. Tsokos. Email the authors at ram@cas.usf.edu and rofcpt@cas.usf.edu to let them know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell them they need to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 24 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Partial Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems with Maple, 2e," by George A. Articolo.
• Spam, dated 24 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Matrix Methods: Applied Linear Algebra, 3e," by Richard Bronson and Gabriel B. Costa. Email the authors at bronson@fdu.edu, costagab@shu.edu, and gabriel.costa@usma.edu, to let them know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell them they need to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 24 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "Markov Processes for Stochastic Modeling," by Oliver C. Ibe. Email the author at oliver_ibe@uml.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.
• Spam, dated 24 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from Mathematics.books@els001.email-reaction.net, for the Elsevier textbook "A Modern Introduction to Differential Equations, 2e," by Henry J. Ricardo. Email the author at henry@mec.cuny.edu to let him know you don't buy spamvertized books, and to tell him he needs to switch to a publisher which doesn't advertise via spam.

Four spams for FacultyBooks.com:

• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from customerservice@facultybooks.com, saying FacultyBooks.com offers cash for my new or used textbooks. Most of the books have nothing to do with any subject I have ever taught. Call FacultyBooks.com tool free at 800-868-8902 to tell them you don't do business with spammers.
• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from customerservice@facultybooks.com, saying FacultyBooks.com offers cash for my new or used textbooks. Most of the books have nothing to do with any subject I have ever taught. Call FacultyBooks.com tool free at 800-868-8902 to tell them you don't do business with spammers.
• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from customerservice@facultybooks.com, saying FacultyBooks.com offers cash for my new or used textbooks. Most of the books have nothing to do with any subject I have ever taught. Call FacultyBooks.com tool free at 800-868-8902 to tell them you don't do business with spammers.
• Spam, dated 23 Sept. 2009, claiming to be from customerservice@facultybooks.com, saying FacultyBooks.com offers cash for my new or used textbooks. Most of the books have nothing to do with any subject I have ever taught. Call FacultyBooks.com tool free at 800-868-8902 to tell them you don't do business with spammers.