Am I alone in suddenly experiencing a lot more e-mails from people with ludicrous names who want to sell me things I don't want?
It may just be coincidence.
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Am I alone in suddenly experiencing a lot more e-mails from people with ludicrous names who want to sell me things I don't want?
It may just be coincidence.
Luck is infatuated with the efficient.
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Heh. I already deal with that in volumes. I just do the best I can to filter and move on. It's the downside of human nature and the net. Push push push. I get tired of it but what to do.
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Well, if they start trying to sell you artwork, you can call it Phainting!
D. (Sorry -- Friday silliness has set in.)
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Yeah, it might be generated by companies scanning the forum for email links. You can be assured we definitely haven't given any information out ourselves. But it could be an automated system scanning for people who have their email as part of their profile.
Unfortunately it's now a part of the world in which we live.
If you remove your email address from your profile, you can still get private messages here on the forum.
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hehee it happens alot to me as well, but every late night sadlyOriginally Posted by drzeller
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