Originally posted by: 1YellowPeril
This is not a hot deal, but I'd say it anyway: "This is not a hot deal."
Originally posted by: TTM77
This is not a hot deal, but it's a hot news for a lot of us that use email.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/03/10/spam.suits.ap/index.html
Originally posted by: Pothead
it's its.
Originally posted by: Souka
Oh, and lets not forget the millions of "SPAM" that is sent out by people infected with viruses and trojan horses running on their systems....without them knowing. Should they be punished also?
Originally posted by: mscdex0
Originally posted by: Souka
Oh, and lets not forget the millions of "SPAM" that is sent out by people infected with viruses and trojan horses running on their systems....without them knowing. Should they be punished also?
Yes they should, because they failed to learn not to open email attachments from people you don't know
Also, they failed to install any type of antivirus software and/or keep it up to date.
Originally posted by: weepul
Originally posted by: Pothead
it's its.
it's = it's
its = (possessive) for it
This is not a hot deal, but it is a hot news for a lot of us that use email.
Didn't I say it is "HOT NEWS"?
in both cases, it is is a better fit than its.
it's nice to know that finally someone is taking action against these spammers.
//krunk (^_^x)
Originally posted by: Madcat207
Originally posted by: mscdex0
Originally posted by: Souka
Oh, and lets not forget the millions of "SPAM" that is sent out by people infected with viruses and trojan horses running on their systems....without them knowing. Should they be punished also?
Yes they should, because they failed to learn not to open email attachments from people you don't know
Also, they failed to install any type of antivirus software and/or keep it up to date.
Good point!
Originally posted by: TTM77
Originally posted by: Madcat207
Originally posted by: mscdex0
Originally posted by: Souka
Oh, and lets not forget the millions of "SPAM" that is sent out by people infected with viruses and trojan horses running on their systems....without them knowing. Should they be punished also?
Yes they should, because they failed to learn not to open email attachments from people you don't know
Also, they failed to install any type of antivirus software and/or keep it up to date.
Good point!
Virus isn't consider as spam. That is consider as infection from 1 PC to another. Spam is when you send some junk info to others like offering to enlarge your fat head.
The one about spam from another country that would be the next step. But this is the first step toward killing spam.
Originally posted by: Souka
US News & World reports....(if I remember right).
"...over 60% of the world's e-mail spam originates withing the US"
My $.02
Anyways, outlawing spamming is kinda like outlawing guns...... " if you outlaw guns, only outlaws will have guns"......"if you outlaw spamming, only outlaws will spam"
Oh, and lets not forget the millions of "SPAM" that is sent out by people infected with viruses and trojan horses running on their systems....without them knowing. Should they be punished also? Don't think so......
Originally posted by: bigpow
COLD
Like everything else, SPAM business outsource to Asia...
(not to mention those EU spams...)
Originally posted by: SgtZulu
And now you spammed a "HOT DEAL" forum with useless garbage moron
Hot Deal forum.....Didn't I say it's "HOT NEWS"?
The law also prohibits senders of unsolicited commercial e-mail from disguising their identity by using a false return address or misleading subject line, and it prohibits senders from harvesting addresses off Web sites.