Unwanted Email

[crgb14]

I keep on getting emails about penis enlargement. I haven't a clue why they send them to me or how they got my address but I've noticed that the 'sent to' line of the email was similar but not matching mine.

Anybody know what's going on or how to stop this???

[Ethel]

They would send out literally millions of emails - it doesn't cost anything and a computer programme does it.
They hope that 10% will be genuine email addresses and that 10% will bite at whatever they are promoting.

Block the sender and delete. That's all you can do.

[ll_billym]

It's probably your wife, try talking to her face to face about it. A small penis isn't the end of the world.

:-)

[Azimov]

I suggest youf orward all your penis enlargement emails to ll_billym.
He does "appear" to have come to terms with his "disability" but he still seems to me, to be in denial!

3 simple truths that should concern you greatly ll_billym:
Size does matter!
Your partner has no problem with lying to you!
If you believe that having a small "thingy" is OK, a website viewed by thousands (if not hundreds of thousands) is probably not the place to voice that opinion!

Of course those points weren't in order of importance!

[crgb14]

Yeah just to clear things up....I'm not married and don't believe I've given reason for complaints either.

What your email ll_billym? I can forward you these if you want???

They promise a minimum 'extension' of 4" and believe they can improve you by as much as 10". Although I'm not too sure that's an improvement!!

[fo3nix]

I doubt you do this, but if you have any control over what happens to your email, (i.e. running your own email server perhaps, or similar with some sort of control), you can install bayesian spam filters that learn what sort of things are spam and what aren't. it'll filter out all this stuff for you. one of the best is DSPAM:

http://dspam.nuclearelephant.com/