27th
FEB

how do I block my email from bulk messages?

Posted by admin under Spam Bulk Mail

I would like to be out of the Junk mail list. Please mail me a feedback on how do I get rid of the junk mail. Recently, I am receiving a lot of them.

Thank you.

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26th
FEB

How can I send bulk mail to individuals?

Posted by admin under Other - Yahoo! Products

Individuals sign up for advance email notice of estate sales a friend of my organizes. I send out the notices of when, where, etc. People who receive the notice do not want their email addresses displayed to others, so I send bcc’s. Yahoo limits the number of emails I can send per hour and per day. What shall I do?

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26th

In Yahoo Mail, how do i get bulk email I deleted?

Posted by admin under Spam Bulk Mail

Mail from unknown addresses automatically goes to my bulk mail, and I am expecting an important email from someone not in my address book. I accidentally deleted all of my bulk mail without scanning it first, and I need to check it and see if that email was in there. It didn’t go to my trash, and I have searched my mail for it with the search button, and it’s not coming up. Does that mean that I can’t get it because it was bulk, or have I just not recieved it yet?
I did not hit Empty next to the Bulk folder. I opened the bulk folder, selected all of the email and hit delete. it should still be in the trash, right?

25th
FEB

Most Affluent Areas of U.S?

Posted by admin under Other - Advertising Marketing

I’m trying to find a listing of the most affluent neighborhoods/cities in America. I’m looking to market my merchandise to that demographic. Also, how would I go about mailing advertising postcards in bulk to the homes in these areas?

24th
FEB

How do I retrieve my bulk email free after accidental erasing several days ago?

Posted by admin under Spam Bulk Mail

In my bulk email was the email address of a company I have been trying to contact. I did not know that I could not save it in Bookmarks if I deleted it from the bulk email. I would like to retreive the information without having to pay for it.

24th

How can I get a legit email not continuously sent to Spam? ?

Posted by admin under Spam Bulk Mail

I have a legitimate email sender whose messages always go to Spam folder. How do I fix this?

23rd
FEB

Orwell wrote in Animal Farm how ‘we are all created equal, only some are more equal than others.True/False

Posted by admin under Law Ethics

HOUSTON (AP) - BP PLC is taking a multimillion dollar broom to sweep away a slew of federal charges linked to energy price fixing, a deadly refinery blast and pipeline leaks and focus on its energy business.

The more than $373 million in settlements announced Thursday are part of the company’s attempt to get rid of the problems left over from the stewardship of former chief executive John Browne and move ahead with the recently announced restructuring of Europe’s second-largest oil company.

On top of the fines and restitution, four former BP employees were indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago on 20 counts of mail and wire fraud connected to a scheme to manipulate energy markets.

The bulk of the fines - $303.5 million - aim to punish BP for conspiring to fix propane prices in 2003 and 2004.

London-based BP also agreed to pay a $50 million fine and plead guilty to a felony for its role in a 2005 explosion at its Texas City refinery that killed 15 employees and injured more than 170 others.

Additionally, it will pay $20 million in criminal fines and restitution to Alaska and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for pipeline leaks and spills at Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay, the nation’s largest oil field.

The settlements were made public at U.S. Justice Department news conferences in Washington and Houston.

These agreements are an admission that, in these instances, our operations failed to meet our own standards and the requirements of the law, Bob Malone, president and chairman of Houston-based BP America, said in a statement. For that, we apologize.

The chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep. John Dingell , criticized the amount BP will pay to settle the Texas City charge.

I note with curiosity that when an average citizen commits a felony it usually leads to a prison sentence. Yet, apparently, when a big oil company commits a felony that causes 15 deaths, it pays a criminal penalty equal to less than a day’s corporate profits, the Michigan Democrat said.

BP reported an adjusted net profit of $22 billion in 2006, or about $60 million per day.
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23rd

where can I obtain free email adress in bulk?

Posted by admin under Spam Bulk Mail

bulk email address