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A Serious Question By Juicy R. Links Re: US Govt.
Day after day I open my mailbox , i receive alot of "shit" ie: crap such as refinance you home , and shit like that.... Now this is unsolicted shit. But...USPS gets revenue from this. Presorted First class mail rates depending on volumes are 14 cents and lower not the usual 37 cents.
K now lets bring this scenario to the internet. Your emailbox. You get crap day in day out , now people are getting sued arrested and the works... Now snail mail spam has been going on for ages. Email spam for a few years. Do I enjoyed getting 50 emails telling me I cant get hard? Nah not really but what can you do... So lets discuss the dfference between email and regular direct snail mail marketing they call it... is there one? |
Email costs the end user & ISP money
Snail mail costs the end user no money Spammers are passing the costs on to the people that didn't want the spam to begin with. |
I got tired of getting the same bulk mail shit in my PO box that I was getting at home so I filled out a "do not mail" form and it drastically cut down that shit in my box...In fact. I was checking my mail the other day and another man was pulling out a boatload of bulk mail out of his box and he was complaining about how he gets the same shit at home while I pulled out nothing but a check from Pimproll. I told him to just walk into the post office and fill out the same form that I did and he wouldn't do it. He just walked to his car.
So the difference between bulk mail and spam is that you can opt out of bulk mail and you really won't be getting it anymore. |
I feel your pain.
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false Warez cost a lot more to any ISP than spam disinformation from mainstream media spammers pays their bandwitch bills too :P Snail mail cost way more to the end user sorry, but here in my country, the gov own the forest, so we all lose from anything made up with paper |
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i know a shitload of spammers who would not bother using a DO NOT MAIL directory, why pay bandwitch for people who doesnt want your stuff anyway ? |
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In some countries, where users pay for their bandwidth by the meg, and not by the hour, you're costing these people money for something they didn't want. |
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this do not mail thing is at the po? |
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but anyway, i only mail double opt-in stuff |
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A large percentage of spammers also hide who they are, and use shit like C14!i5 ch34p!! Atleast be legit about it...the last fliers I got in the mail were for Pizza, and they sure as hell didn't spell it p1$$4 |
ah and if we are talking about spam
i would prefer to receive good designed spam like usual snail mail stuff than some bu7 v14gr4 h3r3 msg :P so i think the only good way to stop spam keep the CAN-SPAM law like they are add a DO-NOT-MAIL directory with severe consequences remove all the fucking filters problem solved |
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every decent spammers will respect remove why the fuck they would want to add heat to their hosting for mailing people who told they dont want to buy anything from them ? |
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Did you factor in the trees cut down due to mailbox spam as well as the general pollution that effects us all? All the paper that is created from cut down trees and bleached fibers doesn't do our enviorment one bit of good.
The actual cost of spam is negligable when you consider the amount of bandwidth bought by the corporations for daily use remain constant with or without spam. Spammers pay for the bandwidth that sends most messages out. Companies and users recieve it on pipes that are already installed, arranged and paid for. A company that needs a 100mb Cogent pipe is going to buy it anyway. Spam in the email box has very little, or NO, effect on that fixed cost. It's a very colorful way for the antispam contingent to spin spam into a money sucking monster that it's not. So try the, "It costs corporations money" argument again on someone who doesn't know the truth. The only cost is in lost productivity. But if you have ever worked in a company you would know that more productivity is lost just staring at the wall daydreaming between 9am and 9:45am when a person just gets into the office. Let's not talk about the water cooler or the coffee room. Plenty of lost time there. What about the extra 5 or 10 minutes added onto 1 hour lunches? There's no news report on TV talking about 'The Scourge Of Business, LONG LUNCH BREAKS!" Get real. |
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the landing server of the url they use not the proxies they use if the site they spam is down, why would they spam this url ? :stoned |
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great post here im definitly pro-spam like it or not the only reason spam is blamed for all kind of shit in the mass-media is that the corporate greedness doesnt want everyone able to mail us etheir clients money for any products they dont sold :costumed- |
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they are on bulletproof hosts offshore. |
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If you're allowed to block an IP on your home router because you don't want your kids too see it - AOL is allowed to block an IP on their router cuz they don't want their 'kids' to see it. |
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you know this is totally false |
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so you will lets anyone else than you telling you want you can see on the internet ? |
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but that far from being a majority of the spammers |
the gov gets paid outta snail mail. if they could work out a way where you paid them "x" per uce you can bet it would be 100% legit. they cant figure out a way to pull that off so they work hand in hand to help stop it.
wtf is this smile about? :ticking |
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i know a lot of sponsors in the mailing industry that will term you for that, and a lot mean a vast majority |
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never trust any gov |
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AOL do it for greater profit that what they are, like any business including mailers... AOL is the greatest base of spam clients |
Lord knows I have lost plenty of legit mail I was needing. What about the yahoo-hotmail end users, the not so bright individuals who have not attended to their email box for awhile, how many legit mails have they missed due to the spam which has rendered the mailbox full. This type of thing never happens with the post office, if you leave for vacation once your mailbox gets full the mailman does not throw out the remaining mail. The spam arguement will never cease to exist.
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If you're allowed to mail, and break can-spam law, or other spam laws, AOL sure as hell is allowed to block your IP's and sue your ass. Don't be a hypocrit |
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im using the same emails addies since 1999 or something liek that i use the same addies for every sponsors i use, i posted it more than 1k times on a form, i opt-out of every spam i get i got less than 5 spam a day, seem like it worth it at the long run... maybe not tomorrow, but for the long run, you will see a decrease... |
Aol has a "white list" which upon approval you can "spam" away with rules.
So yes Aol makes money from it also |
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Let's see about this one |
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Do Unsubscribe Links Stop Spam? Spammers, Scammers, Hackers, Pedos = Gas chamber :xmas-smil :xmas-smil |
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but fact is they want to see their users spend their cash on their sponsors, not the spammers one |
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i wouldnt trust a source like that try it and see by yourself |
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you are so right 95% of the people talking about the bulkmailing industry doesnt have a fucking clue about what they are talking, its liek the security industry in worst |
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you are speaking to who ? |
The difference between junk mail in your mail box and spam in your inbox is that the US Goverment makes money off of it. If the Goverment could make money off of spam it would be prefectly legal.
Think abot all of the fucking trees kill to send junk mail. What a waste. |
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I'd have to say one of the major differences is the quantity. I dont get 1000's of flyers everyday. but I get 1000's of spam email a day.
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i can opt in for non addressed mail and I won't get any.
i also don't get 5000 sail mail spams a day.....when is something considered out of controll? |
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