<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">I obviously have no right to post or comment upon your private responses without your permission, so I will not do so, although it is obvious that this is a concept of common courtesy which was apparently not covered in FT Moderator training.</font>
Actually, the case law is clear that unless the author of a document (which would include an e-mail) has expressly claimed a copyright as to that particular document itself, the letter or e-mail belongs to the recipient.
So it may be freely re-distributed. Many books of letters received are published exactly on this basis.
Now if this is a violation of some other contractual relationship, such as Terms of Service, is another matter.