>>I didn't realize one email constituted spam. ...
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>I think one single email can very well be spam. I am not sure about the present case, but a single email would be spam if it is sent to a large amount of people, who didn't ask for it.
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>Now, is such an individual email a problem? I am sure it is. Even if I, personally, receive only a single e-mail from an individual company, I might also get thousands of single e-mails from other individual companies around the globe.
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>Hilmar.
I agree. I don't care that it's one email: I didn't ask to be mailed their info, they clearly got my name from someone's list, and I have added them to my "junk email" list. That is spam in my book.
I had heard about this conference through word of mouth and was considering it. Now I am not sure (yes, I feel THAT strongly about getting unsolicited email).
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts. - Bertrand Russell