Spam e-mails

[Bogus Dave]

I think it was mentioned absolutely aaaaages ago, but what is it you have to do to stop getting spam e-mails. Isnt there a website you register with?

[suttonred]

Not much is effective once they have you, unless you are in a corporate environment. Changing email addresses is about the only temporary solution, it's about time the government cracked down on it.

[yeo]

I like Spam E-mail and always take advantage of thier excellent offers.

If it wasnt for spam Email i wouldnt have made millions of pounds from importing an African Princes money in to the Uk which allowed me to finance my winky resizing and buy enough Viagra to keep Mr Winky going for the next 10 years non stop.

Embrace your Spam box!!

[Bogus Dave]

Ive got one that offers me "3 month supply of pleasure in bed." And i had another that invited me to "pimp my one eyed man snake" hahah

[Sippo]

The ones I hate with a passion are 'pass to 10 people and you will receive good luck'. 

[Power to people]

It was on the news last week, a young girl had a spam email that purported to be from NatWest and asked her to respond and let them know her password and last 4 digits of her account, so she did thinking it was from NatWest, they then transfered £4k out of her account that she had been saving for her new born baby and of course Nat West refused to refund her money as she had handed over personal details etc so it was her own fault for being drawn into the scam.

In a sense I feel sorry for her as she was obviously not aware of phishing emails but on the other hand surely everyone knows you don't hand over personal bank details unless your in the branch or using internet banking on-line.

[janaage]

It was on the news last week, a young girl had a spam email that purported to be from NatWest and asked her to respond and let them know her password and last 4 digits of her account, so she did thinking it was from NatWest, they then transfered £4k out of her account that she had been saving for her new born baby and of course Nat West refused to refund her money as she had handed over personal details etc so it was her own fault for being drawn into the scam.

In a sense I feel sorry for her as she was obviously not aware of phishing emails but on the other hand surely everyone knows you don't hand over personal bank details unless your in the branch or using internet banking on-line.

Ha ha ha.  love the fact it's an issue or even mentioned that Natwest refused to compensate her.  Of course they'd refuse, if someone sent you a "Jan from the TEF needs to know your bank account details" mail, you obliged and someone fleeced you, I wouldn't feel like paying you compensation either!!

[Jamiesfuturewife]

I like Spam E-mail and always take advantage of thier excellent offers.

If it wasnt for spam Email i wouldnt have made millions of pounds from importing an African Princes money in to the Uk which allowed me to finance my winky resizing and buy enough Viagra to keep Mr Winky going for the next 10 years non stop.

Embrace your Spam box!!

ha ha ha!!!! ace Yeovil!!

every morning at work I have to rake through about 80 crappy junk mails!! does my head in

[Simon Pieman]

ha ha ha!!!! ace Yeovil!!

every morning at work I have to rake through about 80 crappy junk mails!! does my head in

I thought you liked my emails

[janaage]

The ones I hate with a passion are 'pass to 10 people and you will receive good luck'. 

Have you won the jackpot on the Lotto yet??  No well maybe you should have sent those mails on!