On Mon, 13 Sep 1999, Nick Vdovushkin wrote:
> Please, remove my address from your mailing list. I don't want to
> recieve your correspondence messages either. If there's no action
> taken in the nearest future I'll make a spammer report on you, because
> this is the 3rd time I'm writing you about this. Have a nice day!
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The standard procedure to get off a list is not to make an ass of
yourself, this often gets retalatory actions taken against you. If this
were my list and you were being such a pain, and I had given you
instructions to unsubscribe, I WOULD take actions to deal with that. And,
chances are, it would piss you off, but I'm a nasty bitch at times.
Making a ``spam report'' is going to get you nowhere, other than driving
your blood preasure up. Though *you* may not have subscribed to this
list, it is INCREDABLY unlikely that this address was NOT subscribed by
the ``owner'' of it at some point. Unless, of course you have some how
allowed other people access to your mail box...
Anyways, the procedure to remove yourself would be to send the
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Any mistakes that I've made here are my mistakes. And, I'd really
have NO problem if for some reason, the list owners decided that I should
be placed on review for my post. Provided my on topic posts still got
approved...
Jessica
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