That's a juvenal retaliation. Are you 12? Be a man and complain
directly to someone in charge.

Some kid in their marketing department thought posting here would be a
good idea. At least it's a legitimate business where you can make
your voice heard, unlike our handbag and shoe spammers, so grow up and
complain in an adult manner if you're so bothered.

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On Sun, 16 Sep 2007 01:00:08 GMT, "Robert L Bass"
> wrote:

>> It was posted through Google, but some other place carries their
>> web page. Beside, I'm complaining directly to the seller. Why not
>> let them know you don't appreciate their spam?
>
>You can use a variant on my method of dealing with phone spammers.
>
>1. Contact them and ask if you can place orders by fax. Write the
>number down.
>
>2. Using your favorite image editor, create an 8.5" x 11" solid black
>image. In the center of the image, using white 30-point text, write
>"Please Stop Spamming Usenet". Save the image as a JPG or GIF image.
>
>3. Open your favorite word processing app and create a 1-page doc.
>Insert the image in the middle of the page. Save the document.
>
>4. Click on the image and hit CTL-C once. Now hit CTL-V 10 times to
>create a 10-page document.
>
>5. Now click one on the document and hit CTL-A, CTL-C to grab the
>whole thing. Again hit CTL-V 10 times to make the document 100 pages
>long.
>
>6. Print the document to a PDF file.
>
>7. Use your fax modem to send the document to the spammer once a
>night for a few weeks.
>
>I've used this to get persistent phone spammers to take my number off
>their lists. It usually only takes one or two 100-page faxes to do
>the trick. Note that you should precede the fax number with *70 to
>block your caller ID.

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