Thanks!

> A lot of spammers use utilities that "troll" the WWW and Usenet
> for e-mail addresses. I think it is more of a problem on Usenet then on a
> BBS such as this. One way to reduce the chance of a spammer getting your
> e-mail is to edit your email address by inserting something obvious like
> NOSPAM, REMOVETOREPLY, etc in the address (see mine above). Those who want
> to personally respond to your message will recognize the
> "insert" and remove it, the trolling utility will not likely
> recognize it.

> NEVER respond to a spam e-mail - that only verifies to the spammer that
> they have a valid address, which they will then sell to other spammers.

> OUT, OUT DAMN SPAM!

> Michael