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Not really feasible

I can't see how you would enforce that. But there is another method that squares with basic economic logic: charge for emails. The spam menace has arisen because emails can be sent for free, when in fact there is a cost attached to sending them. Zero pricing=infinite demand. Charge 0.001 cents per email, and spamming would cease to be economic, with little effect on ordinary users or businesses.

Posted by: LordLiverpool   Posted on: 11/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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