This is, in part, to avoid any whiff of SPAM and to contact you if the emailed newsletters are not going through to try to fix any problems.Interestingly, the July 2016 issue has an article that relates to the subject being discussed here.

You certainly don't want people spamming others for points.

As an agent I am constantly marketed to, not only by loan officers, but also by marketing companies, billboards, park benches, shopping cart ads etc  my automatic response without even thinking is to delete, mark as spam, decline or reply STOP.

What if one of your tenants came home from grocery shopping holding bags with both hands fiddling for a key and a kid come running over and he drops a can of Spam over the kid's head and opens a bloody wound.

You want motivated seller leads.You do not get a motivated seller lead by hiding the fact you are spam mail just looking to buy their house.

Hello,I received a mail (spam?)

We wouldn't choose a stockbroker from one of those spam emails.

Members should be policing their own rather than egging on those that post obviously bad advice or suggestions.I never asked Josh to be a moderator here when he was asking for assistance, I don't know to what extent the have moderation controls, but I am a moderator with Jon's editing controls on another site and when someone puts spam up, or posts unethical or illegal content it gets deleted on the spot.

I have been in eCommerce and doing SEO since 1999 and I can tell you that the search engines have solve almost anyway people try to scam/spam them.

I try to be very careful not to spam on this or any other forum, so I am not going to start now.