And why are you so mean?
Sorry, my bad.
Topic: Killer App: Email paysite to reduce Spam (Read 2321 times)
Spam filters. Jesus christ you people are so stupid.
Spam filters work "pretty well". If you think innovation ought to halt once a need is "pretty well" met, then I'd imagine quite a few things out there come across as "so stupid" to you?
And why are you so mean?
Opens the floodgates for governments to start taxing for email service, too.
If the tax was paid in bitcoin, I'd become a billionaire.
It's actually a very good idea - and people forget that Bitcoin makes it possible because it permits payments of .00000001 btc.
I can certainly imagine that, if implemented effectively, senders of email would barely notice the cost and spammers would have a serious hurdle and risk.
I can certainly imagine that, if implemented effectively, senders of email would barely notice the cost and spammers would have a serious hurdle and risk.
Except that spam filters work perfectly well. It could have been a good idea in 2004.
What is this word "perfectly"? I do not think it means what you think it means.
Opens the floodgates for governments to start taxing for email service, too.
This idea is so horrible that I can't tell if you're trolling or just not the brightest bulb in the room.
Then why don't you reason out why it's "so horrible" instead of just becoming the troll yourself?
Spam filters. Jesus christ you people are so stupid.
It's actually a very good idea - and people forget that Bitcoin makes it possible because it permits payments of .00000001 btc.
I can certainly imagine that, if implemented effectively, senders of email would barely notice the cost and spammers would have a serious hurdle and risk.
I can certainly imagine that, if implemented effectively, senders of email would barely notice the cost and spammers would have a serious hurdle and risk.
Except that spam filters work perfectly well. It could have been a good idea in 2004.
This idea is so horrible that I can't tell if you're trolling or just not the brightest bulb in the room.
Then why don't you reason out why it's "so horrible" instead of just becoming the troll yourself?
I have gmail. Perhaps we have different standards for what "highly effective" means.
Maybe you signed up on lots of websites that send you newsletters? Typically when you register for sites you can uncheck the box that says send me updates, newsletters, etc.
Wow, I can't think of a more horrible idea.
You clearly lack imagination. I can think of at least a dozen more horrible ideas off the top of my head.
This idea is so horrible that I can't tell if you're trolling or just not the brightest bulb in the room.
Your lack of discernment doesn't speak well for your judgment.
It's actually a very good idea - and people forget that Bitcoin makes it possible because it permits payments of .00000001 btc.
I can certainly imagine that, if implemented effectively, senders of email would barely notice the cost and spammers would have a serious hurdle and risk.
I can certainly imagine that, if implemented effectively, senders of email would barely notice the cost and spammers would have a serious hurdle and risk.
Have you heard of a new, groundbreaking technology called spam filters?
Spammers don't seem to be too deterred, judging by the amount of spam I get.
That's your problem then if you haven't discovered a site called google.com which offers email service, including highly effective spam filters.
I have gmail. Perhaps we have different standards for what "highly effective" means.
Wow, I can't think of a more horrible idea.
You clearly lack imagination. I can think of at least a dozen more horrible ideas off the top of my head.
This idea is so horrible that I can't tell if you're trolling or just not the brightest bulb in the room.
Go spam with SendGrid, problem solved. Deliverability is not an issue, because that's what they do best. 
Wow, I can't think of a more horrible idea.
You clearly lack imagination. I can think of at least a dozen more horrible ideas off the top of my head.
This is one of the reasons why people don't send letters in the mail anymore. No one wants to pay to send anything. It's too much hassle.
Have you heard of a new, groundbreaking technology called spam filters?
Spammers don't seem to be too deterred, judging by the amount of spam I get.
That's your problem then if you haven't discovered a site called google.com which offers email service, including highly effective spam filters.
Have you heard of a new, groundbreaking technology called spam filters?
Spammers don't seem to be too deterred, judging by the amount of spam I get.
Have you heard of a new, groundbreaking technology called spam filters?
Wow, I can't think of a more horrible idea.
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