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I might be tempted to follow Adrian Kennard's lead..
One of my email accounts is being bombed with junk email from several marketing companies.
Today's highlights include Amazon Prime, Range Rovers, Renault cars and tax difficulties. Typically the same account is getting more than one of each (of the same email) a day. This started about a week ago.
This is spam e-mail, and I seem to recall AK sending invoices to the senders in anticipation of taking them to court should they refuse to pay - and getting paid.
So at £10 per invoice I reckon I could potentially make £3000 per month here.
These appear to originate from four senders, at least two of which lead back to a company called Merrehill.
Question: who am I invoicing - Land Rover (for example), or Merrehill?
Edit to add: in the couple of minutes it took to type that I now have yet another one, this time offering a free issue of The Economist, sent by "YouSaveOnline". Which leads back to "3110media" (dot co dot uk).
"You've received this newsletter from YouSaveOnline as you registered and gave permission through our website, associate sites or communications."
Nope, I did not. This is spam email.
One of my email accounts is being bombed with junk email from several marketing companies.
Today's highlights include Amazon Prime, Range Rovers, Renault cars and tax difficulties. Typically the same account is getting more than one of each (of the same email) a day. This started about a week ago.
This is spam e-mail, and I seem to recall AK sending invoices to the senders in anticipation of taking them to court should they refuse to pay - and getting paid.
So at £10 per invoice I reckon I could potentially make £3000 per month here.
These appear to originate from four senders, at least two of which lead back to a company called Merrehill.
Question: who am I invoicing - Land Rover (for example), or Merrehill?
Edit to add: in the couple of minutes it took to type that I now have yet another one, this time offering a free issue of The Economist, sent by "YouSaveOnline". Which leads back to "3110media" (dot co dot uk).
"You've received this newsletter from YouSaveOnline as you registered and gave permission through our website, associate sites or communications."
Nope, I did not. This is spam email.
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