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["Diane M. Kurilecz" <d.m.kurilecz AT acm.org>]

Steven Champeon wrote:

> The end user solution, according to recent reports from AOL, 
> amounts for an estimated 30% of all AOL's email traffic.

If only it were that low!  I maintain two AOL addresses -- one for
Trinoc*coN (which is almost completely changed to a new address now),
and one for myself (which I use when on the road).  I get about 10 UCEs
per day for TC, and the valid traffic is down to one every two weeks.  I
get about two UCEs a day for myself, and I *never* get valid traffic;
heck, I've never disseminated that address!

The weird part is that I've gotten a UCE from a credit card company to
my spamtrap on RoadRunner for a pre-approved card.  How can they
pre-approve someone whose name they don't know?!?

***diane

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Diane M. Kurilecz          d.m.kurilecz AT acm.org
Readercon                  http://www.readercon.org/
Trinoc*coN                 http://www.trinoc-con.org/