Now I am getting spam that say's I agreed to be on this spam list, and it
just ain't true. Can I still use spam cop for it?
"spam_begone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Jenn,
>
> I used to wonder this. Then I asked myself--did I ask for this mail? Did
> I "opt-in"?
>
> If the answer is no, then it is -unsolicited- commercial mail and is
> spam. Even though they usually say at the bottom "this is not spam" and
> "to opt-out, reply ya da ya da ya da". I don't bother with it...if I had
> to spend my mornings sifting through so-called opt-in lists to sort out
> which might be genuinely willing to take me off my lists and which would
> just sell my email address as confirmed, I'd get little else done.
>
> My answer then: never try to get off a list you -never- asked to be on
> in the first place by jumping through their hoops. Report their
> irresponsible/conniving arses.
>
> -spam_begone.
>
> Jenn wrote:
> >
> > should I answer them or will they just use it to confirm my address?
> > Please correct my email address to answer me!
> >
> > --
> > Jenn
>
> --
> And there's a turbulent moon-ridden girl
> or old woman, or both,
> dressed in opals and rags, feathers
> and torn taffeta, who knows strange songs
> but she is not kind.
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