James Lance wrote:
> It partially has to do with having the email land in the inbox while  
> the person is at their computer.  They are more likely to at least  
> glance at it.  If you get in on monday and have 20-30 spam messages  
> waiting for you, you are more likely to just batch delete the whole  
> thing.

My statistics have nothing to do with when people check their e-mail.
I'm looking at server statistics produced by dspam.  I get an
hour-by-hour report over 14 days.

The trend I'm noticing is in the sending of spam to my server, not the
checking and noticing of spam by users.

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