[Sigia-l] a plea regarding the list archive & junkmail

David R. Austen dausten at hoosier.net
Thu Oct 31 13:49:56 EST 2002


Hello, Andrew and all:

For those already beset by junk mail, I have recently purchased
ChoiceMail, an excellent spam-killing system.

As the owner of one's own domain name, it is possible and very
convenient to create numerous e-mail addresses so that any or many can
eventually be killed when the spam becomes overwhelming.


Best regards,

David Austen




Thursday, October 31, 2002, 1:26:03 PM, you wrote:
AH> Well, yeah that is a good point, which is why I really held off on even
AH> mentioning it for so long.

AH> The reason I finally brought it up is that the amount of junk I receive at
AH> that address has increased 10 fold over the last year... which leads me to
AH> believe that other spam spiders are adding it to more and more databases.

AH> True, those who already have it will continue to use it, but I would hope
AH> over the course of a year or two attrition might decrease the spam flow. Or
AH> at least it might not get much worse (except of course for the fact that
AH> spam spider companies will sell the address over and over to other list
AH> buyers).

AH> I would just switch to another address, but this one is on all my business
AH> cards and is in the format that our company officially uses for everyone.



AH> ::karl.fast at pobox.com::wrote on 10/31/02 12:40 PM:

>> 
>> I understand Andrew's plea. However, the cat is out of the bag. I'm
>> not sure how much retroactive filtering will help.
>> 


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