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Re: What % of your emails are SPAM ?
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Posted by Jonathan on March 24, 2004 at 20:17:28 from (165.121.132.211):
In Reply to: What % of your emails are SPAM ? posted by Older Fella on March 24, 2004 at 18:41:05:
I'd say about 99.9999999999999999999%, I used to get around 100 spams a day, and thats with trying to be careful with my addy, but latley I have been recieving around 60-80 a day, so I'm not exactly sure what happened there, but I'm thankful for it. I wonder how many people actually read that crap. I never do and I never have, nor would I even think of buying any products off them, because most of those are fraudulent anyways. Like Older Fella said, there are some very raunchy and discusting subject lines in some of those porn offers, and if I had a dollar for every stupid Viagra offer I recieved, I'd be living large. Refinancing offers, second morgages, blah blah blah, I'd love to see that no spam law passed.
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