Subject: The problem with that method...
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Posted on: 2009-08-29 11:34:00 UTC
is that one day a good e-mail might slip into the junk folder and get deleted. That's why I always check.
And ow, I feel your pain. I once lost about two thousand e-mails when I didn't sign into Hotmail after thirty days and they got deleted. Spam and all and a few PPC contacts that I'll likely never find again.
whats happening? I'm scared.
embrio
The Zombie Simulat[or?]?
this
Link, please.
Now I just need to get it running. Stupid out of date public computer.
my computer is like that. *looks around* *swears* zombies!!!
I got it working on another (even more out-of-date) public computer! Run! Run for your lives, little pink dots!
How many things have you signed up for to recieve e-mail alerts? My brother gets his spam box twice as full as that because he's signed up for a million things online. I keep a different e-mail account for such things.
one or two.
Yeesh, if I had that much spam arrive my account would probably just explode!
That's not that scary; gmail accounts tend to accumulate that sort of spam in the spam folder just because the spammers try every variation possible.
If it was in the inbox I'd definitely feel for you, though.
The names for 'who' sent it can give you good ideas for character names and stuff, though.
1057 spam messages. I am amazed. I have no idea how to deal with that much spam, except perhaps to take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
Here, have some absinthe to strengthen you, and clicky that little 'delete all spam now' button.
Is it just me, or is a wave of spam hitting the PPC?
...think the SO's hungry? :P
*pats shoulder* Just make sure your junk mail setting is high and hit the "empty" button as often as possible.
is that one day a good e-mail might slip into the junk folder and get deleted. That's why I always check.
And ow, I feel your pain. I once lost about two thousand e-mails when I didn't sign into Hotmail after thirty days and they got deleted. Spam and all and a few PPC contacts that I'll likely never find again.