FYI - The Do Not Spam List

  • 01/01/04

Global Removal's anti-spam services include The Do Not Spam List, which promises to stop unwanted spam e-mails. For a one-time $5 charge, customer e-mail addresses will be removed from bulk e-mailers' lists. This solution is the first that appeals to both bulk e-mail senders and e-mail users, as bulk senders will receive fewer complaints by not sending unwanted e-mail to anti-spam individuals and e-mail users will benefit by receiving less spam in their inboxes. By "cleaning" their lists, bulk e-mail senders improve the quality of their lists, while customers experience a safer and less stressful time checking their e-mail. For more information, visit www.globalremoval.com.

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