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Old 26 July 2008, 10:32 PM   #1
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Really boring question here:

Recently, I must have given my email address to a questionable site, because I am getting a couple of spam messages daily (I never get spam, generally). These are ridiculous, and consist of poorly spelled ads for Viagra and Cialis.

I've been simply bouncing them back to the sender (and deleting without opening), but wonder if there is a more effective way to get rid of these? Or, will they peter out if I keep bouncing? Thanks!
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