I tried sending an e-mail to these spammers but it was returned to me as
undelivrable. I think the spammers arranged it so they and their e-mail
providers wouldn't be inundated with angry responses

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Louise Martell
Family and Child Nursing Box 357262
University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-7262
e-mail martell at u.washington.edu
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On Thu, 19 Feb 1998 StahlfeldE at aol.com wrote:

> Tweeters:
>
> This spam was sent to all of us:
>
> Date: Sat, 14 Feb 98 10:25:44 EST
> From: call-us at usa.net
> To: call-us at usa.net
> Subject: What is Easyflow?
> Message-ID: <199801020026.GAB08057 at usa.net>
>
> EASYFLOW INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
> What is Easyflow? Simply the BEST Information Management System for Windows 95
> that MONEY CAN BUY! . . .
>
> ***Please do NOT e-mail us with questions, just call the number below.***
> To order or for more information please call 716-346-2880.
>
> Dan Victor has taken care of this particular spam, but is it legal, possible,
> for all offended to e-mail back to them? If they do not want e-mail about
> their product, what makes them think we do?
>
> Eric Stahlfeld
> Burien
>