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Re: Another sad proof of why the industry can't handle the UCE issue
- Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1999 11:32:07 +0200
Today I found a spam from Microsoft in my mailbox. Nothing too special, apart form the footer in that email: ... Translation: This message is too important to accept any opt-out preference you've registered with us. This might happen again in the future. That's your interpretation, not a translation. I don't have a problem with an *occasional* (like in this case) message from the manufacturer of a product I use when it is about a (potential) serious problem with that product and refers to a [webpage with] solution. It's obvious that a voluntary, industry-driven opting scheme will never work. Let's hope correct EU guidelines will be implemented in law with the member countries soon. At least before I start receiving 40Mb porn previews. You're really overdoing it. And that's not going to help us much either. Piet
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