Re: Spam from Macro Computer...again! -- MIDRANGE-NONTECH

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On Tuesday 14 January 2003 10:25 pm, Reeve Fritchman wrote:
> After receiving two unwanted messages from Macro Computer this morning,
> I e-mailed Ed and requested permanent removal from his list.  He
> replied that he'd take care of it.  Between 4:05 PM and 4:37 PM I
> received six more spam messages from him.

Aww, you beat me - I've only had four from him today...

> He's flooded numerous lists in the past.  He can't handle his e-mail;
> can you trust him to sell you the right "interactive chip"?  It doesn't
> matter if it's incompetence or dishonesty: either qualifies as a reason
> to create a "permanent delete" rule.

They can languish in the spam folder and get deleted along with the rest 
of the rubbish ;)

Regards, Martin
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