spammed by (way of) the FAA
Kyler;
If that was an address used specifically to communicate with the FAA
or a company they may have hired to collect survey data then probably
one of three things happened. 1. The company used to collect the
date sold your address, 2. the FAA sold your address, 3. someone's
database was hacked. In either case you should contact your
Congressman and Senator (of course in a separate correspondence from
your objection to the proposed ADIZ) and let them know what happened.
I think its deplorable to allow anyone to sell your data and these
things need to be stopped on a national level.
On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 04:17:02 GMT, Kyler Laird
wrote:
I submitted a form for some information from the FAA awhile back.
As I recall, I received a response only by telephone.
Today I received some spam ("Cialis - No prescription needed!") to
the address I gave in that form. Tough to tell exactly what
happened but I'm curious if anyone else has noticed similar
activity.
--kyler
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