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Subject: Good uses for spam
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I have a few e-mail addresses that I'm no longer using which receive 
nothing but spam.  I was thinking that maybe I could forward them to 
someone that might use it to improve their spam filters or report back to ISPs.

Does anybody know of anyone that might appreciate having my UCE routed off 
to them?  Have any suggestions for other good uses for this spam?