Filed under: Internet, E-mail, Web services
Stopforwarding.Us Asks Your Friends To Stop Spamming
Everyone has at least one friend who just can't resist forwarding every virus alert, joke, or lolcat they get their hands on. Apart from just replying with a nice, blunt "I don't want you sending me this crap anymore," how do you ask them to desist?
Simply entering their name and email address on StopForwarding.Us and clicking send will fire off an anonymous message asking them to give it a rest.
Has it really come to the point where we need to use an online tool to handle even this type of communication? What's next? Proposeto.me for the impatient girlfriend? Passmethesalt.com?
Hell, why not take it a step further and offer a service that will anonymously email another one of your friends and ask them to contact the offending friend. Or maybe their mother. Yeah, that works.
Simply entering their name and email address on StopForwarding.Us and clicking send will fire off an anonymous message asking them to give it a rest.
Has it really come to the point where we need to use an online tool to handle even this type of communication? What's next? Proposeto.me for the impatient girlfriend? Passmethesalt.com?
Hell, why not take it a step further and offer a service that will anonymously email another one of your friends and ask them to contact the offending friend. Or maybe their mother. Yeah, that works.
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