From: "mouss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
jdow wrote:
Whitelist_from_rcvd makes more sense than your approach, Gene. At least
it would if your name was on the don't fly list for some reason.
so they send mail saying:
I just called to say I listed you
I just called to say you're not free
I just called to say you cannot fly
And I mean it from the tarmac of my planes
???
I really don't see:
- why and how do they have people's email?
- what is the point of such email? (why not phone?)
- why not send an email that doesn't trigger spam checks? after all,
motivated spammers manage to do so.
I have nothing against these guys (they are traceable after all), but I
fear whitelist explosion.
The original fellow complaining in the article had his name on the do not
fly list and was trying to negotiate with the TSA to get off the list. He
initiated contact.
{^_^}
