I also think it is low, of the just under a billion emails send each day,
880 million are to non-existent addresses....
that sounds expensive.
<snip>
>DoCoMo investigations found that about 950 million e-mails are sent to
i-mode users each day, but about 880 million of these are sent >to
addresses that do not exist. (Mainichi Shimbun, March 26, 2003)
</snip>
keitai-l@appelsiini.net writes:
>
> Seems kind of low to me. Spamming imode phones has been a major
>problem all over Japan. Should have fined them 6.5 million dollars to
>make a point that spamming mobile phones is not good.
>
> Of course I mean large scale phone spamming, on the other hand
>email spam has some legitimate uses once in awhile, but it is almost
>always abused
>rather than used, which is very sad.
Received on Thu Mar 27 04:36:00 2003