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Get real, MS's too easy of a target...
If you find you don't want one of Microsoft's newsletters or offers polluting your inbox anymore, you can easily opt out, and they *honor* that request (I know, I've gone through it). Try saying the same for those sh*theads who send out barnyard sex, credit card offers and all the rest of the crap, sometimes to randomly attempted addresses.
I wish Microsoft luck - and if I were a spammer, I'd be worried - MS has plenty of cash to pay for better lawyers than spammers can afford, that's for certain.
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Debra Bowen and Microsoft(?!)
"The California bill that Microsoft opposes, a total ban on spam written by Sen. Debra Bowen, is a critical test of how far legislators are willing to go to battle the spam scourge. Armed with a stack of amendments, Microsoft caused a vote on the bill to be postponed by two weeks."
I for one am sick of getting spam from Sen Bowen--she must have an in with Microsoft for them to go to these lengths.
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