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Decisions decisions. Shall I go through the trouble of finding out how to contact Entropia Support Department, which is the only bit not featurieng a hyperlink oddly enough, to have this barely remembered account (I think I tried it for all of 90 minutes that time) and thereby signalling to them that this is in fact still an active e-mail account, or just quietly inform my spam filter to expect another e-mail in 150 days?
Hmmmm.....
This and other equally blindingly obvious should I or shouldn't I quandaries trouble professionals around the world and kept me from digging in on the life expectancy topic this night shift.
I get those Entropia emails too twice a year. And every time I think for a minute whether I should actually see if my character is still there. I don't think I even made the 90 minutes. I don't really consider that hurtful mail or even fishing for addresses. There are a lot worse exploiters out there.
ReplyDeleteBut I can imagine the mass mailer that the article is talking about can keep you busy. Maybe they better keep you around for another year in case it is persistent.