The only stupid questions are the unasked ones.
I was genuinely curious to see if they allowed this kind of use in hotmail, anyway. It is part of the overall 'costs' of spam-- it 's in the billions of Dollars-per-year... I just saw an article from 2 years ago that estimated the cost of removing spam emails at $245,000.00 PER YEAR for a company with 14,000 employees. It also inhibits users from their own email accounts/requires ridiculous measures just to stem the flow... almost ALL ISPs filter at the server level--now ...which means a large amount of it --you NEVER SEE.
My hotmaill account had not been checked for 3 days until I went there yesterday -- my junk box had more than 100 messages-- out of which probably 70 % were actual 'spam' --others were from places I'd done business with --but still did not need/want.
I kept exactly 2 messages.
And thank you for the compliment... we try hard.
