Quick and dirty filter method: Just set up one so that anything which does not have your exact address in the "To:" line goes directly to trash. I've been operating with this for a month or two...works quite well. I've been skimming my trash files and I've not yet spotted anything in there that I needed to read.
Contact @home's customer service reps and complain about it. Specificly, let them know you're on the virge of cancelling your account with them if they don't comply so that the UDP can be lifted.
They patently don't care about being good netizens. They *HAVE* to care about the possibility of customers leaving them in droves.
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I use Netscape, 4.6ish.
Quick and dirty filter method: Just set up one so that anything which does not have your exact address in the "To:" line goes directly to trash. I've been operating with this for a month or two...works quite well. I've been skimming my trash files and I've not yet spotted anything in there that I needed to read.
Good luck.
"One page had large handwriting proclaiming that "All extremists are dangerous". Many reports are written by SA (secret agent) XXXblacked outXXX."
Given that this is the FBI, I expect that the "SA" refers to "Special Agent", which is just the official title of the FBI's field agents.
Contact @home's customer service reps and complain about it. Specificly, let them know you're on the virge of cancelling your account with them if they don't comply so that the UDP can be lifted.
They patently don't care about being good netizens. They *HAVE* to care about the possibility of customers leaving them in droves.
The CNN article is rather short, and is just repeating something that's in USA Today.
I don't suppose anyone knows if the USA Today article is available online?