Really check those area codes. Carribean 900 numbers use a different area code, this code be a scam to get you to call the equivalentof a 900 number, get charged $20 for
the call, all for "removing" you from the list. So not only will you have been spammed, given them a good email address to sell later, but paid money for the privilege! I predict this
might be the next big scam.

Paul

>It may not be as dumb as you think. Further it may not even be spam but
>rather a scam. If the area code for the FAX and the automatic removal numbers
>are out in the middle of the carribean somewhere, you could be charged for an
>international phone call at an exorbitant rate each time you dial the number.
>
>In these instances, the authors of the note aren't selling whatever they're
>explicitly mentioning in their emails but are instead trying to motivate you
>(generally by making you mad) sufficiently to dial their numbers.
>
>Wirt Atmar
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