Re: Junk Mail

[msantos@etse.urv.es]

Well, this may be one solution: JGreen should talk with his internet
provider and see if they can provide him with such a filtering.

J Green: I have received your "examples". They are irritating.I can 
understand you now.
By the way, it was really astonishing seing a mail from you offering
me x-rated videos . All became clear later, when a saw your first mail
notifying me you would send me some examples of what you are getting..
:-)

Greetings,
M.A.Santos
msantos@etse.urv.es





> On Thu, 10 Jul 1997 msantos@etse.urv.es wrote:
>
>
> > what about sending them that stuff back? that's what one is told to do
> > with all that unwanted commercial mail one usually get from companies
> > you even didn't know before that they exist.
> > this may be a clear message for them.
>
> For the 'spamming' companies, blocking them is the only solution.  Some
> email programs let you filter messages.  Here at eskimo.com, the company
> provides a global service.  They expunge everything from cyberpromo.com,
> savetrees.com, and answerme.com (among others).
>
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