Okay, lets say that the "pay-per-email" program costs $0.02 to send a
message. $0.01 goes to the domain registration owner of the receiving
domain, and $0.01 goes to the recipient. That 100,000,000 Spam messages
that my Barracuda blocked would be worth $1M, if I had let them go
through in that
I still get junk mail in my mailbox at the road.
I don't like pay-per-email ideas - they (spammers) will then just pay...
I think the internet really needs to revamp the smtp idea with authenticated
senders. Just having a 25 port open shouldn't be enough
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