Hacked systems and the law

[James Sissel]

The difference between junk snail mail and Spam is I don't pay to have the
snail mail delivered.  I did slap a stamp onto yet another MSN 8 disk and
sent it back telling Bill to stick it sideways where the Sun don't shine and
stop sending them to me.

At one time I had a goal.  I wanted to install a wood burning stove.  Then
I'd get on a bunch of lists and start getting tons of junk mail.  In the
Winter I'd heat my house with it all.  But I never managed to get the stove.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Hutchins [mailto:hutchins at tarcanfel.org]
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 12:12 PM
To: Kurt Kessler
Cc: kclug at kclug.org
Subject: Re: Hacked systems and the law

Quoting Kurt Kessler <kessler2k at yahoo.com>: 
 
> When I get unsolicited snail mail, i just write in big 
> letters "RETURN TO SENDER". Eventually the postal 
> service will get sick of delivering all of this crap 
 
What makes you think they deliver it?  Unless the business that sent it paid

for return service, bulk mail isn't returnable. 
 
Junk mail is the Post Office's main source of income.  Guess who's side 
they're on? 

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