> Do not do this!
>
> There are a bunch of spammers out there that use this technique
> to troll for good addresses! They hit a mailing list with some assinine
> spam with a "to Remove" message at the bottom. Until they are finally
> thrown off of their accounts by their provider, they sit back and
> accumulate real addresses from all the fools you respond to the
> Remove instructions. In other words, by trying to get yourself removed,
> you end up adding yourself to E-Mail lists you wouldn't have otherwise
> been added to.
>
Okay, but you're not really smart if you send a remove using your own
reply address since you're not even on the list.
And when you ARE on the list, there is no use NOT to send a remove, since
they already got your address. Or would you say they're using random e-mail
addresses?
Greets,
Frank
