Email Tax
Joe Blow_z | 02/05/04
|
Since we're just talking hypothetical solutions
j.m.galvin | 02/05/04
|
Sorry - that was supposed to be a reply to the story
j.m.galvin | 02/05/04
|
|
It will work if "stamps" can be re-used...
Jomo_z | 02/09/04
|
|
Since we're just talking hypothetically
j.m.galvin | 02/05/04
|
|
Won't work
Fred Fredrickson | 02/05/04
|
Yeah, I'd thought of scripts - BUT
j.m.galvin | 02/05/04
|
|
everything can be hacked...
vef | 02/05/04
|
|
Ridiculous Idea, and Scary too!
mr big_z | 02/05/04
|
|
No, just utterly impractical
Fred Fredrickson | 02/05/04
|
|
Not that simple
vef | 02/05/04
|
|
re : EU probe a step behind Microsoft?
JWatson77 | 02/05/04
|
|
Excellent points.
deoren | 02/06/04
|
|
I'll pay to have Uncle Billy tossed in the can!!
Bobby Sskcat | 02/05/04
|
|
Sure Why not?
CaptainObvious | 02/05/04
|
|
I propose $15 per IM!
Bobby Sskcat | 02/05/04
|
|
Better yet
CaptainObvious | 02/05/04
|
|
The problem with micropayments
JPFeral | 02/05/04
|
|
bits are bits
maxo_z | 02/05/04
|
|
What about mass email worms
CaptainObvious | 02/05/04
|
|
Still won't work.
Cardinal_Bill | 02/05/04
|
|
The US Post Office also wanted to charge for e-Mail
B.O.F.H. | 02/05/04
|
|
Fritz Hollings would love it.
Eggs Ackley_z | 02/05/04
|
|
Let's not get emotional
vef | 02/05/04
|
|
Easiest solution yet ...
Mistraal | 02/06/04
|
|
Won't work either.
deoren | 02/06/04
|
|
I already pay -- too much
furl12@... | 02/06/04
|
|
so you move
JWatson77 | 02/07/04
|
|
pop-up ads and more!
kenlars99 | 02/07/04
|
|
Paying for email
BlueDog_z | 02/07/04
|
|
Payment is not in cash...
bernard.oflynn@... | 02/09/04
|
|
Good point Bernardo, but let's take it one step further.
IVLEEG | 02/10/04
|
|
license bulk mailers
Jim Johnson | 02/09/04
|
|
Snail mail costs, but I still get junk through my letterbox
Zipdude | 02/09/04
|
|
My post mailbox is full of paper SPAM that someone paid for...
balsover | 02/09/04
|
|
Let's just outlaw ALL advertising and get it over with.
IVLEEG | 02/10/04
|
A simplified IT environment isn't just less complex. It's also more reliable. Standardize on a single Linux platform with SUSE Linux Enterprise from Novell, and get the world's most interoperable Linux
When you transition from your existing Red Hat environment to SUSE Linux Enterprise from Novell, you can recognize dramatic cost savings, perhaps as much 50%
If Linux is going to power your mission-critical applications, you'd better have the best support known to business. Novell was rated the top provider of Linux technical support.
