- Sep 29, 2000
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For a week now I keep getting emails - approx 5-10/day from different "people". They have real person names and suffixes like @sun.com, @uswest.net, @yahoo.com. The content of these emails is always nothing but "Click here to meet a married woman in your town". I clicked once and I think it's russian mail order whores or something.
Anyway my point is I have to filter each of these myself because it's impossible to block sender or anything like that. I know people should say switch from hotmail - and believe me I agree that hotmail is utter filth these days and not at all worth being a member of for a new person - but I've had the address for years and simply cannot switch without a monumental hassel.
Is it too much to wish that whoever keeps sending these will burn in hell for eternity? Spam emails of this nature upset me to no end.
I need a web-accessible email address from a major company that I know I can trust to work for years in the future and the only other one I can think of is yahoo. I'm really getting to wit's end and if this keeps up I will indeed have to switch. The greatest regret in my entire life was signing up with hotmail and not yahoo in the first place.
Anyway my point is I have to filter each of these myself because it's impossible to block sender or anything like that. I know people should say switch from hotmail - and believe me I agree that hotmail is utter filth these days and not at all worth being a member of for a new person - but I've had the address for years and simply cannot switch without a monumental hassel.
Is it too much to wish that whoever keeps sending these will burn in hell for eternity? Spam emails of this nature upset me to no end.
I need a web-accessible email address from a major company that I know I can trust to work for years in the future and the only other one I can think of is yahoo. I'm really getting to wit's end and if this keeps up I will indeed have to switch. The greatest regret in my entire life was signing up with hotmail and not yahoo in the first place.
