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That seems to be the case. But then one has to wonder why they bothered collecting the addresses in the first place. If I were running a service that most peo
by fredkbloggs 11y ago
That seems to be the case. But then one has to wonder why they bothered collecting the addresses in the first place. If I were running a service that most people would prefer others not know they use, and I were not verifying addresses, I would expect that very few of the addresses I'm given would be of any value. Since I haven't verified them, I can't really use them myself, and I'm not likely to find much interest if I try to sell them. So why even ask?