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Toadsith (0)
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How do you know it was Devils Films that sold your e-mail address? Was it a matter of the most-likely candidate or are you one of those careful users that has a new email address for each sign-up?
I just realized I joined this network (through a different site) so you might say I have a vested interest in this. Though I doubt my inbox could get all that much worse, I still nuke about 60 spam a day.
In any case, thanks for the warning :-)
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01-17-08 10:39pm
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jd1961 (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - Toadsith :
Because it said so in the mail! "Hi,
You have been a past member of devilsfilm.com (your username was xxxxxx), and we are contacting you because we have a special promo available for a re-launched site. " I checked to see if the site was affiliated with Devil's Film, but it is not. I have a separate e-mail account for paysites, so it doesn't bother me really. Bur I thought I would put the word out.
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01-17-08 11:11pm
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jd1961 (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - Toadsith :
And the clever part is they put "Devils Film" in their email address, but it's only part of the address! It got me to open it!
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01-17-08 11:13pm
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Toadsith (0)
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REPLY TO #2 - jd1961 :
Woah - fast reply, lol
Ah yes - I know what you mean. Those sorts of e-mails don't bother me as long as the site that is advertising is affiliated with the site I was (or am) a member of and as long as they have an unsubscribe link that works if I get tired of them. But networks advertising new sites have often gotten me to rejoin with those emails, so I often like them - you know, if they aren't emailing more than once a month.
Anywho - thanks for the clarification :-)
Cheers!
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01-17-08 11:26pm
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