On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Fred Hirsch wrote:
> First, I'd like to say that this sort of thing really angers me when
> I find it in my mailbox,
It used to anger me, now I just find out who his/her ISP is and get the
account cancelled. A notice has been sent.
> however, something about this note struck me:
>
> It seems to me that if this guy ran up nearly $100,000 in debt with
> failed internet enterprises, that his subsequent ideas must be equally
> unworthy of effort or backing.
It's an obvious scam. No details, just a banknumber.
> Just off hand, can we kill this person of the list somehow?
I doubt he subscribed. We could make the list subscriber-only, but I feel
that that would not be a very welcome sign to newcomers. Personally, I'd
rather deal with spam (and I get my share, trust me) than ward off people.
But ezmlm can be configured to do it, and if enough people feel that
subscriber-only is a good measure, I won't protest.
BTW, I have to wonder: if this irritates you so much, why quote and
include the entire spam message? You must know we've all seen it.
Emile
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