> The removal number is bogus, and I've been told it's a bad idea to admit
> that an email address is real anyway.  Any gurella tactics you can think of
> seem worth considering since they reputedly use a different ISP for each
> one of their mailings.
> 

FWIW, their "customer service" number only reached an answering message. 
Whereupon, I "politely" left them a message relating my thoughts about
spamming, and my feelings about using businesses who do it.  Hey, it's
their nickel.

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Steve Revilak
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