first off, looks at all those large companies that signed up against this idea- i bet they would like to keep sending mass emails to you for free. Aol will only deter them. Plus aol isnt the only email site, theres google, yahoo, and number of other companies. Aol also needs to break its agreement not to sell data to others, unless it wants multimillion or billion dollar lawsuits. I think the idea of charging people sending 1000 email at a time is a good idea. Seriously, I wont be doing that or even 100 email at one shot. Ive gotten alot of those Pen15 enlargement emails by the bulks and it isnt pretty sight-charging them would be reduce their emails sent which I would like. Spammers could send out smaller bulks so maybe the next thing is the amounts of bulks sent out per day will be charged. Seriously, who sends their friends 50 emails per day.
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first off, looks at all those large companies that signed up against this idea- i bet they would like to keep sending mass emails to you for free. Aol will only deter them. Plus aol isnt the only email site, theres google, yahoo, and number of other companies. Aol also needs to break its agreement not to sell data to others, unless it wants multimillion or billion dollar lawsuits. I think the idea of charging people sending 1000 email at a time is a good idea. Seriously, I wont be doing that or even 100 email at one shot. Ive gotten alot of those Pen15 enlargement emails by the bulks and it isnt pretty sight-charging them would be reduce their emails sent which I would like. Spammers could send out smaller bulks so maybe the next thing is the amounts of bulks sent out per day will be charged. Seriously, who sends their friends 50 emails per day.