Posted by Daniel Brindle on October 01, 1997 at 09:33:40:
Any information should never come in some one's e-mail,
unsolicited. E-mail from non-expected and unknown
sources is threatening because I never know what kind
of trick is in it: virus, spy program, junk, and so
on.
We are dealing with computers here, not regular mail. I
need to feel as confident as possible, that the e-mail
messages I am opening in my are from safe source. For
me, the first safest source right now is the one from
where I asked for information; and if I need anything,
I'll be pleased to surf the web to find it.
Now, just imagine how many spammer's messages you
will find in your e-mail in 5 and 10 years from now: 5,
10, 20 a day? What a nightmare!
In conclusion, the less spamming, the better. If
Internet providers finaly find a way to keep spamming
away from my computer, and from my life time, I support
there actions.
Please excuse my English,
Daniel Brindle
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