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  • antair.com/blog

    Antair Blog

    Antair software includes the BlackBerry Spam Filter, BlackBerry Call Screener, BlackBerry E-Mail Auto-Responder and other applications and games

  • tomnjudy.com/strategist

    Tom Bennett Web Strategist

    Home About Valve Adjusting Screwdriver VAS-Thanks Tom Bennett Web StrategistIf I am thinking about this, so should you.CommentsPosts Pages About Valve Adjusting Screwdriver VAS-Thanks Tagspolitics social contract Social Entrepreneurship Blogroll Springboard Innovation The New Group WordPress Planet Spam Blocked 12, 176 spam comments blocked byAkismet The future is in the palm of your hands. How do you create a mobile strategy? Mobile technologies are driving

  • boulter.com/blog

    Jeff Boulter?s Blog

    Jeff Boulter?s Blog Search Find: WebEx, preschooler edition March 2nd, 2011 | Jeff Boulter | General My primary email address has been around a long time and so I get a lot of spam on it. I?m used it. My kids? email addresses (they forward to me) do not get much, well mostly because they don?t use email. The other day I got some spam from a big company (WebEx, owned by Cisco). My response: Audrey would love to talk to you. She?s at preschool right now and then has

  • reginarivera.com/blog

    Regina Rivera - the blog

    Home About Sofia?s Debut 100 71 things Links Spam now comes in Shakespeare flavor. September 30th, 2010 I just got this piece of random, poorly formatted spam. No sales pitch; no nothin?. This was it. *shrug* (Apparently, I?m also known as Morisey Rodick.) From: Meenach Mcwherter To: Morisey Rodick Subject: A pin, A nut, a cherry-stone; But sh Date-Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 1:22 PM man; I think he brings the money. How now, sir! have you that I sentyou for? _Dro. E

  • daniel.haxx.se/blog

    daniel.haxx.se

    daniel.haxx.se Technology is life generic opt-in spam lists don?t exist September 2nd, 2011 by daniel The last couple of days I?ve received a number of Swedish spam emails and I started digging up the Swedish companies behind them. The vast majority of all spams I get and have gotten during the years are English, so the Swedish ones stand out and they are a relatively new thing. There seems to be a range of companies that now offer ?email marketing? as a service to