RE: Spam Blockage on AOL

Rana Jaffan (rjaffan_at_ntmail.morino.org)
Thu, 5 Sep 1996 14:53:40 -0400

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Delurking to comment:

HOORAY!

(disclaimer: This is not meant to start a new debate on spamming and junk
mail. We've covered that subject VERY well!)

Having been a continuous victim of AOL's junk mail (this account
doesn't get ANY!), and particularly *annoyed* with CyberPromotions,
who has whored the AOL accounts to the point of having me
cancel my access through them, I am first in line to applaud.

CyberPromotions has blatantly sent me and I'm sure many
others, repeated unsolicited messages. Their supposed instructions
for removal (which I have read and reread with the utmost of care)
resulted in more email about other subjects. I must've received
about 10 spams from them within that many days.

May the Internet Gods damn them, and their spamming brothers,
to Internet Hell. I'd had to see a great medium as far reaching as
this, brought down by *spam*.

Now, back to my place on the lurker couch.......

Rana Jaffan
Potomac KnowledgeWay's Net Entrepreneur Program
http://knowledgeway.org

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