Mr. Chris wrote:I sent an e-mail off to Comcast because all these recent spammers are still coming from them (mostly east coast) I can't believe their Internet Security is such crap. Chris.
What other ISP's are folks using, just curious? I guess on a good note it's easy to find the Comcast spammers.
Not that that is good really, but you know where they are coming from, at least. Plus you can contact Comcast and ride them about it,
in fact I'll contact them as well. Maybe if we pull together they'll do something?
SPAMMERS HALL OF SHAME. Bastages!!
BlueMakes me think of the Post Office, and how they Love to Wrap important MAIL with-in Junk Mail. I have a Box for Junk mail, a
sigh to the Mail Carrier to PLEASE not wrap my Mail with Junk Mail. But they don't care. I'm calling those Pricks tomorrow.
I mean I've lost Money, all kinds of important documents that way. Toady of Course I really look through the Junk mail for important letters.
IMO, I should not have too. I understand Junk Mail is keeping Ground USA mail going, I don't really want the stuff, but I do understand they
pays the bills. Or a Good chuck of it. Bulk mailings. So I except that, if only they could separate the junk form the REAL mail, I'd
be a Happy Camper.

BTW the USA Post service is in the red 7 billion.

this tear, so far. So you'd think, they'd take a little effort
to insure we get our REAL MAIL.

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