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We'll take spam rather than pay say users
Stan Beer
Wednesday, 03 May 2006 16:50
The poll taken over the past 24 hours by iTWire asked the question: "Should we pay for emails in order to end spam?"
Of 143 respondents to the poll, just 20 (14%) voted yes and 123 (86%) voted no. Paying small amounts for guaranteed email delivery has been proposed for quite some time as a way of beating the spam problem. However, it appears that email users would prefer to keep pennies in their pockets and take spam with their mail.
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