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Spam increase since the demise of Blue Security proves that Blue Security was working and impacting spam output. Now we look forward to the "Black Frog" software but in the meantime we can sell the idea of fighting spam at the source instead of filtering at the receiving end. Welcome my friends to the new era of sending back to the spammer sites opt-out demands along with prepared complaints for each spam we receive and with the click of the mouse. Blue Security's model of sending one complaint back for one spam was fair and just. One hundred for one hundred, one thousand for one thousand and on and on. With the right software installed upon our PC's we all can get involved with the click of the mouse each time we get spam. Spammer advertised sites will get back thousands of complaints for thousands of spam sent. More then orders for the products they sell. They deserve it for allowing their products to be sold through illegal criminal advertising. No doubt other software developers will get on the bandwagon and develop their own opt-out/complaint software capable of sending back to all viable sites contained within spam emails.

Posted by: james4shari   Posted on: 06/09/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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