For those of you who are anti-spammers, I am not into spamming. I only wish to create a list that I can use to market my package for one of the construction trades.
That is spamming.

It's spamming because those people did not ask you to send them email. They published their address so that customers could write them. Not so they could have ads shoved down their throat.

You are evil.

I will not help you.

I know many hundreds of others that will not help you either.

May you rot in hell.

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker

In reply to •Re: Re: how do I extract contact data from websites? by merlyn
in thread how do I extract contact data from websites? by Meisamhe

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