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I can't see how it's unethical, unless even looking at the data is unethical, and you'll have to convince me of that. I'd be more concerned about the ramificati

I can't see how it's unethical, unless even looking at the data is unethical, and you'll have to convince me of that. I'd be more concerned about the ramifications than the ethics. The least bad thing that could happen here is winding up on some big ISP's blacklist because enough of their users marked this unsolicited mail as spam. Once that happens, good luck communicating with your customers. I'm sure you can imagine the worst that could happen. Courtrooms are not happy fun places.

CWuestefeld 16y ago
Perhaps you're right (I did say "I'm not sure"). But it did seem a bit ... off ... to me.
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gkelly 16y ago
I found this same email in my gmail spam today.
henriwatson 16y ago
The message is lined with tracking URLs. http://identityvector.com/~phil/2010/12/how-not-to-capitalize-on-compromise/ http://identityvector.com/~phil/2010/12/how-not-to-capitaliz...