
By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 03 March 2005
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Name
Ruth
Location
Poole, Dorset
Occupation
IT
Comment
Sorry, but I believe spammers deserve everything they get. Day after day our department at work gets bombarded with e-mails offering us enhanced body parts, dodgy medicines & some really nasty porno ones that are very offensive. We've got spam detection applications running but the spammers get cleverer & cleverer at finding ways round that. So our servers get overworked, our mailboxes get jammed & it can be quite difficult & time consuming to ensure that the e-mails you delete are only the spam ones. Another disgrace, in my opinion, is that if you forward the e-mail to spam@ the relevent ISPs (personally I seem to get a lot of yahoo based spam e-mails) nothing seems to happen. As well as punishment for spammers, I think there should be punishment for ISPs who do nothing to prevent spam being sent under their name when they are informed of that fact.
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