[78-L] Lottaspam ^

[Mwcpc2 at aol.com]

It isn't just the free accounts that use them. It is part of living in a  
capitalist society. The ones from Yahoo are particularly annoying on lists that  
pass thru HTML and graphics, as are the ones advertising the virus protection  
software the sender is using.
 
I automatically strip them out mentally the same way as the ads in web  
pages, magazines, billboards, busses, subways, radio, TV, ...
 
They mostly bother people who think the Internet is supposed to be  
different. The solution is to set up your own server, web site, and email  software. 
If, like me, you haven't a clue about how to do that, learn to live  with it or 
become a hermit.  
 
Of course the capitalist society may be about to self destruct and bring an  
end to all that frivolity!
 
Mike Csontos
 
 
In a message dated 12/21/2008 2:04:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
ron at fial.com writes:

Those  add messages are web links placed at the bottom emails that anyone 
sends from  juno.com.   So if  you are using a free juno.com email  account,  
juno feels free to put those messages at the end of each of  your outgoing emails 
in order to support the service.    This  nothing to do with 78-L, members 
are sending emails with those links at the  bottom! 



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