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Spam emails
Author:christinedavid
posts : 42 (Beginner)Date : 12-12-09 08:49Spam emails
I wasn't too pleased to receive an email from someone called "Amanda" advertising a website promoting Pamporovo. She said the website is owned by the tourist and information centre. She had emailed me via a post I had made on this forum which was mothing to do with Pamporovo. This is blatant spamming. If others with things to advertise eg property owners, local businesses etc did this, we would be inundated.
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Amanda is banned from posting on this website. Please avoid putting your email address in the box provided.re: Spam emails
Do no use your email in posts.send her a mail back telling her you will report her to her ip for sending unsolicted mail.
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Or you could just delete it, block her and get on with your lifeOh noes, I have received an unsolicited email - call the AUTHORITIES IMMEDIATELY
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Mat do you practice being an ass?re: Spam emails
I used to, but I find it comes naturally these daysre: Spam emails
Well I tend to go along with Mat on this topic Dan.
But Mat there was no need to shout it.
Christine will know what to do next time.
Richard.
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Please post your e-mail below if you would like to receive an unsolicited e-mail from me.
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Unfortunately - that's the world we live in today. To buy or enquire about most things on the net requires you to add your email address and the spam then begins to flow. Probably like most of you, I get about a dozen emails a day that I just delete without even opening them.
I am certainly not defending anybody for sending you mail that you did not want - but provided it does not carry a virus, is it not easy to just simply delete it and move on?
Again I will echo the comments of ...
I am certainly not defending anybody for sending you mail that you did not want - but provided it does not carry a virus, is it not easy to just simply delete it and move on?
Again I will echo the comments of ...
Unfortunately - that's the world we live in today. To buy or enquire about most things on the net requires you to add your email address and the spam then begins to flow. Probably like most of you, I get about a dozen emails a day that I just delete without even opening them.
I am certainly not defending anybody for sending you mail that you did not want - but provided it does not carry a virus, is it not easy to just simply delete it and move on?
Again I will echo the comments of others. The email box under you name is not manditory, so if you do not want anybody having access to your address - then just leave the box empty.
Pete
I am certainly not defending anybody for sending you mail that you did not want - but provided it does not carry a virus, is it not easy to just simply delete it and move on?
Again I will echo the comments of others. The email box under you name is not manditory, so if you do not want anybody having access to your address - then just leave the box empty.
Pete
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Well said Pete,So when do we get to ski and drink beer together ?
Do it Man
