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Well, now we know what the Spammers will be thankful for.....
All those DMA dollars bought them a nice Spam friendly law. What a lovely early Christmas present for them.
Posted by: James T. Kirk   Posted on: 11/26/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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If the Direct Marketing Association  issthatso | 11/25/03
Disregard above message  issthatso | 11/25/03
DMA is a joke and so is the Legislation  shawkins | 11/26/03
ADV in the subject line  ddollinger | 12/02/03
if the get rich quick ads  lmaxwell | 11/25/03
My Computer Dictionary Isn't Here Yet  ParadigmOdyssey | 11/25/03
Only solution is to charge the advertiser for the spam  GregSalts | 11/25/03
Suprised? Not hardly.  worknman | 11/25/03
This isn't the first time  Sunny Jalolly | 11/25/03
Opt-out our representatives!  TheSlumlord | 11/25/03
AMEN !!! (NT)  Update victim | 11/27/03
hell im gonna start spamming  JoeMama_z | 11/25/03
Ok, but.....  James T. Kirk | 11/26/03
Well, now we know what the Spammers will be thankful for.....  James T. Kirk | 11/26/03
What a pandering waste of taxpayers' money  Taz_z | 11/26/03
Ineffectual legislation now on TWO continents.  kingsley_z | 11/26/03
All About the MONEY and Compatible  donald.coe@... | 11/26/03
Be careful unless you like gov censorship  Robert Rice | 11/26/03
Freedom of speech includes my right not to listen  Squawkbox | 11/28/03
Good censorship vs. bad (and spam is bad)  shawkins | 11/28/03
Freedom of speech is irrelevent  rbethell | 11/28/03
This isn't going to work as it targets the wrong people  bitfuzzy | 11/29/03
89%  wresnick | 12/15/03

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