When I sign up for new websites and services, I don’t want to give away my primary e-mail address so I typically set up a disposable address through SpamGourmet or AddressGuard. My thinking is that if a website then decides to spam me, I can just throw away the address and everything is hunky dory.
I’ve not had spam sent to any of my disposable addresses…. until today! So, which horrible site has decided to pass my e-mail address onto spammers? Step forward, Sega! I signed up for their Sega Pass site a few months back, for reasons that I now forget. And now they decide to send me this “Limited Time” offer:
Grrr.
Anyway, you know where you can stick your luxury units, Mr. Sega.
Glen Scott
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Interesting. You would have thought Sega would stronger morals than that?