On 11/9/2021 9:28 AM, Alan wrote:
This is why I flood their abuse box with reports: problem comes back.
Eventually some brain cell will realize that it's not doing much for
their brand. Moments later it will become an Important Issue, because
brand is everything these days.
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nguyenvantien034 phuonghoang0123456789 vuxuantung44 vuvanbao1972
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These nice gmail users will sell anything from "Seen on TV" to
Tee-Shirts to length increasing products. Probably all associated with
one happy Vietnamese family that sleeps in a warehouse or parking lot
along San Jose's Tasman Drive. At least that is how things were the
last time I was there, about 11 years ago.
Whatever, I'd recommend just making a note of about how much time you
spend dealing with Gmail user spam. Google's well aware of these
problems and at some point, they'll have to account for the damages
their service does to others.
Funny story:
So, it's the early 90's and I fly into San Fran. I'm to meet the next
day with one of our (newer) Development Engineers. I'd never met him
before, although we had talked many times on the phone. "Just grab a
table and call me for breakfast", he says. No problem, I thought.
Stupidly the next morning, I go to the Front Desk and ask for Mr. Pin Lo
Chen. The clerk types away on his keyboard then replied, "Sir, we have
11 Pin Lo Chens on staff, and 5 guests by that name. Can you be more
specific?"
I just sat down and ordered breakfast when the "real" Pin Lo Chen found me.
First thing he says is, "Why didn't you call me?"
-- Jared Hall
