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Juan Tuboneya wrote:
> 
> I think I am part of the 5% that responses... but I usually just bounce a
> dozen or so copies back to the source.
> 
> : Because the advertisement waits in the recipient�s mailbox until it is read and discarded.
> 
> : There are no wasted messages.  Your advertisement WILL be read.
> : This is the beauty of bulk e-mail advertising.  It�s cost-effective, it�s fast,
> : and it provides results.
> 
> I *HATE* companies who use mass e-mail, and will never support such a
> company by buying their products or services.


Me too!!!  I seriously doubt that I would EVER use the services or
purchase the products of an org./co. that uses bulk emailing.
There are still quite a few ISP's that charge for (or limit) connect 
time so there are probably lots of people who end up having to pay
a little more (even it the amount is nominal) to have to go through
these unwanted message.  (... the difference being that people
don't pay to have junk mail delivered to their homes via U.S. Postal
Service -- this would be somewhat equivalent to sending junk mail
"postage due", something that NOBODY would tolerate)
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