AOL going after spammers again?

Mike AI · 04-16-2003

Forest you are correct about junk mail in mail boxs.... I really think that most e-mail spam SHUOLD be protected just like normal postal junk mail by the First Amendment. Though congress could make sure people followed certain ways of delivering it - can't forge headers, real return address, etc....

The REAL ironic part about AOL is that I get AOL spam to join AOL on my main e-mail accounts at LEAST once a day. I know AOL is not sending itself, they are contracting through "mainstream bul mailers" but it is still fucking spam.

Why don't we get together all the people getting this AOL spam and sue them?

04-16-2003	#6
Mike AI Administrator Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 11,618	Forest you are correct about junk mail in mail boxs.... I really think that most e-mail spam SHUOLD be protected just like normal postal junk mail by the First Amendment. Though congress could make sure people followed certain ways of delivering it - can't forge headers, real return address, etc.... The REAL ironic part about AOL is that I get AOL spam to join AOL on my main e-mail accounts at LEAST once a day. I know AOL is not sending itself, they are contracting through "mainstream bul mailers" but it is still fucking spam. Why don't we get together all the people getting this AOL spam and sue them? __________________ Make big money on your Domains! Why wait 40 days to get paid with the other guys? Parked.com pays the most for your traffic, and cuts checks twice a month!