unsolicited mail

For a long time I tossed these out with the rest of the unsolicited mail.

He knew his business manager would have thrown away the American's proposal, along with the rest of the unsolicited mail sent to him each month.

He says he sees nothing wrong with sending unsolicited mail.

Many organizations are devoted to helping people learn more about unsolicited mail and how to avoid some of it.

In accordance with standard procedure for unsolicited mail, the letter was sent to Moscow.

Even unsolicited mail has an appeal for me.

Banks find that applications for affinity cards get a much better reception than other unsolicited mail.

The public is urged not to send unsolicited mail, care packages, or donations to service members during the holiday season.

We have received much unsolicited mail from organizations representing the disabled voicing strong objections to the plan.

They also offer a service to prevent advertisers from sending unsolicited mail into their users' mailboxes.

Unsolicited mail can and does give voters an idea of what members are doing and how they are voting.

Because the barrier to entry is so low, spammers are numerous, and the volume of unsolicited mail has become very high.

Efforts to reschedule them have been hampered by the anthrax threat and fears of opening unsolicited mail.

She also speculated that an increase in the amount of junk mail may have made people hostile to unsolicited mail.

After an administrative hearing in 1985, the bureau suspended him for two weeks for causing unsolicited mail to be sent to a colleague.

For information on stopping unsolicited mail: www.understandingprivacy.org.

But the merchants were really using the information to compile mailing lists, he said, "thereby contributing to the volume of unsolicited mail."

The BBC promises that you will not receive unsolicited mail by supplying your personal details.

"Americans receive more unsolicited mail than any other people in the world," Mr. Baer said.

Spamassassin does best when it's trained, which you do by feeding the program good email (ham) along with unsolicited mail.

Someone who subscribed to a golf magazine, say, could expect to get unsolicited mail about golf resorts or golf schools.

A single magazine subscription, for instance, could lead to unsolicited mail from 25 companies twice a year, Mr. Manzari said.

Additionally, Mr. Sherin argued, many customers are happy to receive "unsolicited mail" from stores.

The name of the organization is taken from the estimated weight of unsolicited mail each U.S. citizen receives every year.

The prospect of fewer catalogues would no doubt delight people in the environmental movement, many of whom regard unsolicited mail as a waste of resources.