-=> Tony Langdon spake unto Rob Szarka, saying <=-

 RS> No, no, no...you're not thinking creatively enough.  Whenever we get
 RS> mail to a nonexistent address we should alias that address to one of
 RS> the *other* spammers!  Let them spam each other back to the Stone Age!
 RS> The best part is that since the message was forwarded, their address
 RS> will never match the original address and they'll never get
 RS> unsubscribed...  *maniacal laughter*

 TL> HAhahahahah!  That reminds me of a suggestion I saw to deal with junk
 TL> snail mail.  Simply send the reply mail from another company in their
 TL> envelope! :-)

I've done that for a few years, actually, though lately I've gotten
lazy:  rip up all the junk mmail and stuff it into all the prepaid
envelopes.  It might not accomplish anything, but it sure is
satisfying...  :)

BTW, a caveat in case anyone mistook my post above too seriously:
since most mail to these spammers bounces, this would just create
a hellish bounce loop on your machine.  Don't try this at home.


... Fido hungry.  Fido eat messages.  Bad Fido...