>    My suggestion would be that everyone who got spammed should send back
> the original message with a simple "No thank you" at the bottom. If
> enough people do this it will burn up some bandwidth but they might get
> the message.
 
Unfortunately the address is usually bogus and this just burns
bandwidth without actually achieving anything. Most of these
spammers get their service terminated by their ISP, but often
they just start up again somewhere else. There's a newsgroup
news.net-abuse.misc (I think) where they report this stuff.
 
Rgeards, Gordon,
 
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