From: "Jeremy Taffel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > When I moved to broadband 18 months ago, NTL gave me a new address, which > has never been given it out to anyone - except to NTL technical support when > I had a problem. It attracts about 100 spams a day.
No surprise - a lot of access providers sell all e-mail addresses systematically. > > When I needed a local account urgently when in the USA I set up a temporary > account on AOL. Within 5 minutes of setting it up, and before sending or > receiving any genuine email, I'd received half a dozen spams. > I think you have got that wrong - AOL is 100% spam free - they tells us. What you are getting is "commercial services". Tony Tebby _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List
