Re: how to avoid junk mail & removal

[Joan Kiplinger <jkip@xxxxxxxxx>]

     I would like to add to Dee's remarks -- to those who want to be removed
from  this list, there were instructions given when you subscribed how to do
this. As far as I know, removal  has to done  personally and not by Texcons. If
this policy has changed, perhaps Texcons can advise.

Dee Stubbs wrote:

> Often when you get unsolicited internet junk mail and it says something to
> the effect of "click here to be removed from the mailing list", that's a way
> for the sender of the junk mail to find out whether or not your address
> (probably randomly picked) is in use. If you reply in any way, you are
> proving that it is an active e-mail address, and you will almost certainly
> be added to their mailing list, rather than deleted from it as they claim.
> In other words, if you don't want the junk mail, just delete it.
>