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Old 10-13-2009, 04:44 PM #2
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Thank you for this Jo. I've had a friend one time get mad at me for asking her twice not to send me junk email. Her response was that she has friends that appeciate her forwarded mail. Long story short, one forwarded political email she sent me caused great debate and her and I have not talked in 3 years now on count of all this. Now I don't say anything but just delete almost all forwarded emails.

That is great advice to have a special email account for such mail.

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