Maybe. What's an e-card?
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Cheers, Bev
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All bleeding eventually stops.
I think it is a way to give your friends e-mail addresses to companies so they
can sell them to spammers.
I'd guess they'd all be equally good, then. Or maybe a better one would
actually pay US for the addresses, eliminating the middleman.
"A friend sent you an e-card"
Is no friend of mine. If they don't know my friend's name,
it is spam. Plonk!
We now auto delete anything with a zip attachment - nasty
virus dressed up as free (fastfood) coupons.
-- larry / dallas