There are a lot of thing worse than getting SPAMMED.

That's correct. It's also correct that there are worse things than getting hit by tomatoes, right? But would you take a job standing in a shopping mall hitting bypassers with tomatoes?

Spam is...

• really annoying
• a waste of time finding out 10 important mails in between 90 spam mails
• getting all kinds of online businesses (decent ones too) into bad reputation as people are getting annoyed
• a danger for mails that are not spam, as they might get lost when deleted by anti-spam software
• (and so on)

To the original poster: keeping the job and sabotaging your boss is no good idea in my opinion. How can you successfully work when your goals are contradictory?

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