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16 years ago
still no pipeline card
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16 years ago
I've given up on it.
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16 years ago
Of course it was too good to be true, but as signing up cost nothing, what was the harm?
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16 years ago
Being added to future spam list and having my details sold to the highest bidder. :)
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16 years ago
nothing future about it - I've already been spammed by the lying wankers.
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16 years ago
You freely gave him a live e-mail address. He has a list of e-mail addresses worth a good few quid now.
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16 years ago
we always use the company/website name before the @, therefore any spam is always traceable & we've had none from Pipeline (yet)
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16 years ago
It isn't pipeline that's gonna be sending it...
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16 years ago
use the company/website name before the @, therefore any spam is
Correct. But, if anyone did use the email address he gave to Pipeline, he would know where this spammer had got the information from. Normally you haven't a clue. Sounds a good idea to me. Wish I'd thought of it!
BobC
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16 years ago
always use the company/website name before the @, therefore any spam is
Why would he know where it came from? They'll spam snipped-for-privacy@hisdomain.com, not just the e-mail addy he signed up using.
Guess you've still not got a clue.