Referring to the article at bottom....

Someone should point out to Mr. Dennis that there is at least one
significant difference between junk snail mail and SPAM/UCE.  Senders of
junk snail mail, paying postage for it's delivery, probably do in some
way keep the cost of postage down for the every day citizen/consumer.  I
don't know that for any statistcal fact, but can imagine it being the
case to some extent.  However, individual SPAM/UCE like all other email,
not requiring 'postage' (yet anyway), do not contribute to the cost of
the delivery infrastructure in the same fashion as junk snail mail.  Can
anyone elaborate on this more technically, or providing actual
statistics?  Anyone recognize any other significant differences between
junk snail mail and SPAM/UCE?

I wonder how many porno promotions the USPS stuffs in Mr. Dennis' postal
mailbox daily?

This wannabe self-appointed do-gooder deals with junk snail mail almost
as aggressively as SPAM/UCE.  If it comes with a postage paid return
envelope, I stuff the entire contents into it and return it with a note
requesting they dispose of the unwanted trash at their leisure and
expense.  That which doesn't come with a postage paid envelope... well,
it manages to find it's way in a postage paid envelope from one of the
other senders.  Am I getting a bit carried away with that?

G'day to all!

Michael

What's the big deal about spam? I love it!
By Barry Dennis Special to ZDNet May 17, 2002, 4:15 AM PT
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1107-916304.html

Netweb President Barry Dennis says it's time for self-appointed
do-gooders and
uninformed politicians to stop demonizing spam and examine its
legitimate uses in our
increasingly Net-centric society.

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