Re: Spaming CSrs? - Barista & Sons
Settle down guys.
No need to get all upset about a little spam. You guys are drinking too much coffee to get upset by something that can be easily dealt with by either:
1. Click on delete, and mail which you dont want to read just disappears.
2. Open the mail and read it because you have decided you do want to read it.
Theres spam and noise everywhere even when we dont want it. Take a drive in the city and youll be accosted with huge bill boards that companies have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, to get a product or service advertised to you. To me, thats spam. I can see its there but Id prefer that it wasnt there.
Read a news paper and you decide whether you want to read the advertisements or not.
Even in your office, you will get work generated emails in your in-tray which is practically spam.
So just take a chill pill, peoples.
If you really feel that strong about spammers, dont turn on your TV, dont listen to the radio, forget about going out side the house and just live on a remote island.
Settle down guys.
No need to get all upset about a little spam. You guys are drinking too much coffee to get upset by something that can be easily dealt with by either:
1. Click on delete, and mail which you dont want to read just disappears.
2. Open the mail and read it because you have decided you do want to read it.
Theres spam and noise everywhere even when we dont want it. Take a drive in the city and youll be accosted with huge bill boards that companies have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, to get a product or service advertised to you. To me, thats spam. I can see its there but Id prefer that it wasnt there.
Read a news paper and you decide whether you want to read the advertisements or not.
Even in your office, you will get work generated emails in your in-tray which is practically spam.
So just take a chill pill, peoples.
If you really feel that strong about spammers, dont turn on your TV, dont listen to the radio, forget about going out side the house and just live on a remote island.

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