FTC says federal spam law has worked

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At the very least...

It gives one a false sense of security. Besides, even if percentages of spam "leveled off", if more and more e-mails are being sent out all the time, then whatever the "cutoff" percentage is, it will be a higher number (i.e. 70% of 200 million is double that of 70% of 100 million).

As another poster infers, true spam reduction occurs at the person (or client) level. In other words, if spam is to ever be a thing of the past, it will (mainly) be because of computer users; at least, that's where it will start.

Posted by: X Marks The Spot   Posted on: 12/20/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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