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Yep. It's called a trash can. Most of my snail mail spam never makes it to the house. If everyone's email spam problem was handled as easily, I think that we would not see complaints about spam.

Of course my snail mail spam ratio is only about 1 : 1 rather than the email ratio of about 35 : 1. That might make a little difference also.
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Get it straight, . . .  James Dean_z | 04/14/04
Awwww  Bill4 | 04/14/04
Just Delete it? Post me your email  voiceofreason_z | 04/14/04
Try a Bayesian filter or challenge-response  CobraA1 | 04/14/04
True we only get about 100 a day now  Hanover Phist | 04/15/04
we need laws for  V Sanders | 04/15/04
anyone heard of a snail mail filter  V Sanders | 04/15/04
and yes snail mail cost me money  V Sanders | 04/15/04
Snail mail filter  Update victim | 04/15/04
I hate spam too  V Sanders | 04/16/04
just like spam I have throughen out the good with the bad  Hanover Phist | 04/15/04
Big difference...  BitTwiddler | 04/15/04
Ridiculous!  DarbyOhara | 04/15/04
I agree, I think the reason our postage keeps going up  V Sanders | 04/16/04
so would paid email  V Sanders | 04/16/04
"Laws are what keep us from killing each other..."  escoles@... | 04/15/04
Spam has an enviromental impact to.  Burnsie001 | 04/15/04
how much  V Sanders | 04/16/04
Good!  BitTwiddler | 04/15/04
Disproportional Punishments  rock06r | 04/15/04
Spam 20 billion theft is gross underestimate.  xris007 | 04/15/04
when I go out of town  V Sanders | 04/16/04
Long, hard, stiff is how they should be penalized  Robert Carnegie | 04/16/04

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