Question for spammers or people who aren't

Carrie · 03-22-2003

My early experience with "click here to unsubscribe" or "reply to unsubscribe" etc. was *always* that the spam increased.
The mere fact that you verified there was a real person on the end of that email address made it more valuable and boy oh boy, did it get sold.
Since figuring that out years ago, I haven't clicked one of those links since then.

Procmail and spamassassin are wonderful things (server level). Outlook sucks because it has to download the mail before filtering it (at least it did last time I checked, haven't used that virus-catcher for years, either).

03-22-2003	#1
Carrie Eternal Newbie Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Inside your monitor Posts: 2,850	My early experience with "click here to unsubscribe" or "reply to unsubscribe" etc. was always that the spam increased. The mere fact that you verified there was a real person on the end of that email address made it more valuable and boy oh boy, did it get sold. Since figuring that out years ago, I haven't clicked one of those links since then. Procmail and spamassassin are wonderful things (server level). Outlook sucks because it has to download the mail before filtering it (at least it did last time I checked, haven't used that virus-catcher for years, either). __________________ Need a kick-ass design done quickly? I recommend Sex Creator - they absolutely ROCK.

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