> Two months ago, someone sold me email to a broker which is then selling it > to a lot of vendors which are sending emails day after day. > > And believe me, all this is synchronize in a way that you won't get more > then one per day but you will receive one per day for sure. That's all you are getting? You are lucky.....(G) > This pratice is illegal and I am still trying to find the source. > > As I mentioned earlier, if someone has additional information, let me know > so we can track this down. > > In most case, it says reply with Delete or something like that in the > subject. This is usually never working. Also, if you reply to that email, > you will never reach a person and your email will bounce back. There is > usually no telephone number and no contact. Your only weapon is if the mail came form a legitimate IP. You can then often contact the SysAdmin. If it is a decent ISP, they will often yank the persons account. Not a permanent solution, but it can slow 'em down.... Since AOL give out those startup disks like crazy, The spammers have infinite potential accounts to use.... Scot. Scot.