Spam Email FAIL
It’s important that you get it right… Gah! No more spam.
Reading a recent advert that made it’s way into my inbox, I was bemused by the amount of small print and clarifications you see in advertisements of this type.
Is it because consumers are too uneducated or the product supplier over complicating a product?
Seems to be like this across many products and services these days, maybe it’s defining human stupidity.
Some random professor with too much time on his hands:
“Every newborn baby in Australia represents a potent source of greenhouse gas emissions for an average of 80 years, … a ‘baby levy’ in the form of a carbon tax should apply, in line with the ‘polluter pays’ principle.”
mmm we’ll have to stop at two then 🙂 Don’t you just love the Internet where we can all have an opinion, no matter how outlandishly obsurd.
More opinion articles on this one here.
I got this email in my Gmail account the other day.
Sent through Yahoo web mail, signed by Yahoo as valid email, tagged with a signature proclaiming the best spam protection….
The image attached was an advert for rx555.com 😐
pfft to their spam protection.