On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 11:37 AM, HEATHER HICKS wrote:
I have corresponded to you on more than one occassion. Please take me off of your mailing list. I have no idea about your organization, nor do I care to. Please do not send me any more of your letters or updates for they are a complete waste of my time.
Thank you, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone have any idea how its possible for "River Otter" here to get on a mailing list that requires a confirmation with the user's knowledge? The only way I know if is if the someone else pulls a practical joke, but subscribing someone to the JUG list seems like a pretty lame joke.
The reason I ask is our company mailing list gets similar complaints, and we use a double-confirm system, where the user has to both sign up, and then confirm via email. The only way to fake the confirmation system would be to either intercept the mail, or, more likely, gain access to the end user's email system.
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