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The fight on spam
Feb. 7th, 2006 03:18 pmYahoo, AOL plan fee for bypassing spam filters
Okay... I know at first your saying, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" But believe me, this is a "Good Thing(tm)". Read the article.
Essentially, companies, like YOUR BANK, will be able to pay a premium to have their e-mail placed on a white list. And while I'm sure people are thinking the spammers will be able to get on there too. NOT FOR LONG! They are ACCOUNTABLE for what they send as a result of this. I'm sure complaints will NOT be handled lightly.
Okay... I know at first your saying, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" But believe me, this is a "Good Thing(tm)". Read the article.
Essentially, companies, like YOUR BANK, will be able to pay a premium to have their e-mail placed on a white list. And while I'm sure people are thinking the spammers will be able to get on there too. NOT FOR LONG! They are ACCOUNTABLE for what they send as a result of this. I'm sure complaints will NOT be handled lightly.
