>Anybody got any thoughts on 'retaliation' ? Perhaps there's too much mail as
it is, so filling their reply address mailbox with c*ap would be a tad
irresponsible?
Answers on a postcard....
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One thing I thought of is responding to the "remove" address but with other than
your own email address, preferably a nonexistent or unlikely user name, or maybe
an address from the same or other spam. That would give them a bunch of bad
data. You could also do that when the remove instructions involve a Web page:
give a phony email address, maybe avoid having your correct email address in
browser settings. This might not be good if you have a fixed IP address as may
be the case with cable or DSL.
Note re line length: columns 1 to 80 are perfectly fair game.
