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``` [An RRE subscriber has found the spammers' secret clubhouse. Don't flame or trash them, but I think it would be great if somebody wanted to monitor the list and/or read the archives and write a thoughtful commentary on the spammers' methods and thinking. I should say that not everyone on the list is a spammer, but many are.]
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Date: Sun, 1 Sep 1996 18:43:31 -0500
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You might be interested to know about a list that appears to be gaining in credibility among Internet marketers, the DEMA (Direct Email marketing Association) list. I detest unsolicted commercial email but joined the list just to keep tabs on what they're up to.
Topics include such things as which newsgroup email-gathering software is the best, how to make your unsolicted email targeted for the group so it's more easily accepted, etc.
I was mildly amused once that the moderator clipped a poster's sig file because it exceeded the "6 lines dictated by netiquette"! I emailed and asked, "Is it ok to waste someone else's resources but not your own?". He wasn't amused, though. Needless to say my comments didn't make it to the list.
DEMA postings are archived at http://kww.com/dema/. ```
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