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AOL Releases Top Spam List, which include (what a surprise) "Viagra," "Lowest mortgage rates," "Hot XXX action," "As seen on Oprah," "online pharmacy," "get bigger," "online degree," "lowest insurance rates," "work from home" and "get out of debt."
The numbers for blocked spam are truly horrific:
"During calendar 2003, AOL blocked nearly 500 billion spam messages from reaching user inboxes, an average of 40 fewer such messages per day per subscriber account. The company said it regularly blocks 75 percent to 80 percent of incoming mail as spam."Email is on the verge of completely breaking down. Rather than propping up the system, we will wind up moving into communication approaches that keep us safe from virulent marketing, like instant messaging.
I am glad we have the aol police to protect the innocent from malicious internet fiends!
Permalink to Commentwhere do all the comments go?
Permalink to Commentthis is a spammer:http://www.americastax.com/refund.htm
Permalink to CommentNot so fast. AOL has blacklisted our business group three times, although we do not spam.
Permalink to CommentNot so fast. AOL has blacklisted our business group three times, although we do not spam.
Permalink to CommentAOL have recently blacklisted me as a spammer, and i can't send emails to my friends anymore - is there any way to get off of their list? I AM NOT A SPAMMER!!!!! My mate has just got broadband, so i've been sending him a lot of stuff. If this is the reason then AOL need to have a look at their current spam criteria..
Permalink to Commentfound a home page that used my mail adresse to massively send spams!
http://www.cwas.net/ideal_standard.html
Permalink to CommentSuddenly I cannot access AquaBid.com, where I frequently do business- AOL has blacklisted them.Where is my freedom of choice? I accept responsibility for decisions I make online. and others should too, before they lodge complaints like whiney children .
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