Gatvol of King Fisher spam mail

King Prince responded to my extremely irate report on them using spamming. The reply reads like a typical automated response.<br> <br> To King Fisher:<br> Whoever you are using as a marketing company is NOT USING ACTUAL and REAL e-mail addresses. They are using part name addresses. What this means is that they will for example take *** za who happens to be a real address and importantly, registered on the nationaloptout database, and create a [Email Removed] marketing spam address hoping to get some response to the campaign. This causes a massive load on our mail servers.<br> <br> So either King Fisher has no understanding of technology, are being taken for a ride by the web marketing company, or are just intentionally spamming and hoping for some sucker to take them up on the campaign.<br> <br> So please do not give me the pathetic answer of suggesting opting out by registering on the database when you are using fictitious mail addresses intended as a buck-shot-marketing approach. One cannot opt out of a fictitious mail address. All you do is then create another numerical version of the address and the cycle starts all over. Idiots.<br> <br> From a gatvol-of-spam-mail webmaster.