Warp wrote:
> of a nuisance, isn't it? They seem to think that if someone actually does
> something to enforce his legal rights to not to receive unsolicited junk
> mail, he is being a prick.

	Until I read this, I didn't know one had legal rights to prevent such 
mailings...

>   IMO companies should be put in their places. Invading people's privacy,
> no matter how lightly, without their consent is never acceptable.

	I fail to see how this is an invasion of privacy.

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