Yeah, right - I am an expert in Marine Biology

From: "hedy15" <hedy15@bit-wcab.com>

Subject: 8022-Speakers Recruitment for 2nd Annual World Congress of Marine Biotechnology (WCMB-2012)

Date: December 1, 2011 5:30:35 PM PST

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Reply-To: doris@bit-ibio.com

BIT Congress Inc.’ 2^nd Annual World Congress of Marine Biotechnology (WCMB-2012)

Venue: World Expo Center, Dalian, China

Time: September 20-23, 2012

Website: http://www.bitconferences.com/wcmb2012/

Dear Dr. [my name],

BIT World Congress, the organizing committee of the 2^nd Annual World Congress of Marine Biotechnology 2012 cordially welcomes you to join us on 20^th – 23^rd September, 2012 in Dalian, China for this grand event in the field of marine biotechnology as one of our renowned speakers and have a presentation at one session of Symposium 6: Marine Biotechnology for Producing Medical Diagnosis. The details of the session are:

MB600: Biomarker Discovery from Marine for Medical Diagnosis

MB601: Marine Product as Indicators for Medical Assays and Diagnosis

MB602: Marine Biosensor for Medical Devices

The objective

I am a researcher at a US University.


I probably get at least 1-2 invitations per week for a conference on a topic that has absolutely nothing in common with my research.

One of the most annoying offenders is BIT conferences from China.  I have requested more than a dozen times that they remove my name and e-mail address from their system because I don’t want to get spammed, but to no avail.


The objective is to do something about this.