>> 
>> http://tinyurl.com/preview.php
>
>They say "The preview feature requires cookies to be enabled in your web 
>browser."
>
>Let me thing about that... HELL NO!!!
>
>Why would I want to let them track where they redirect me?

If you're wary of using TinyURL's preview feature then perhaps an
alternative way around the problem would be to give your recipients a
choice.  For example:

  Please click this link <http://www.reallylongdomainname.com/with/a
  ridiculously/long/and/winding/path.asp?a=that&b=leads&c=to&d=another
  &e=stupidly&f=long&g=funtion&h=call&i=and&j=does&k=something
  &l=cool>.

  If your e-mail client breaks the above link, please click here
  instead <http://tinyurl.com/6> and you will be redirected to
  the same location.

This way the recipient gets the best of both worlds.

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