[peel] Avoiding Yahoo spam

[C R Lawson]

Tom
pls see the following link for BFBS.http://www.ssvc.com/bfbs/radio/uk/index.htm
it appears that John has stopped doing his BFBS slots which is a great shame as i remember listening in Hong Kong (up until 1997) and the weekly 2 hours that he did were a summary of his UK shows obviously without the sessions.
still i must say that i haven't looked at this link for a long time so it is possible  that he is simply "away" from BFBS as he is on "holiday" .....but i think not.
interestingly it shows that BFBS will shortly be transmitting JP's Home Truths after 8 April  and that the show can be listened to via the web site on  streaming audio.
Bob

Tom Roche wrote:

> Two things... first...
> A friend here in the States with a couple of satellite receivers has noticed he can get BFBS (the British Forces Broadcasting Service.) By any chance would anyone know if Peel still does programs for this network? He apparently did, years ago.
>
> Secondly, here is a post from another Yahoo list all of you may be interested in.
>
> tom
>
>    Date: Sat, 30 Mar 2002 11:46:12 -0600
>    From: Aaron Barnhart <aaron@...>
> Subject: Avoiding Yahoo spam
>
> [From a reader:]
>
> Just learned that Yahoogroups added a "marketing" area to everyone's
> account.
>
> They set up the default they to say "yes" which means one must
> "opt-out" if you don't want to receive e-mail advertising offers, etc.
> In other words, they set everyone up to receive spam.
>
> I thought it would be more 'official' if I sent it to you,
> and you in turn sent it to the List.
>
> If one doesn't want spam and advertising offers:
> the directions to change are that one must change all preferences to
> "NO" so you won't receive their advertising.
>
> They are supposedly sending out messages to everyone, but are saying it may
> take several weeks. In the meantime, they can happily release your contact
> information to others in accordance with their changed policy.
>
> Go to the Yahoogroups page: http://www.groups.yahoo.com .
>
> Click on Account Info on the top right corner of the screen.
> Enter your password when prompted, then below the listing of your
> email addresses, click on the link  "Edit Marketing Preferences."
> It is set to Yes (which really means,  please send me spam) on every
> option.
> Set them all to No, if you don't want unwanted mail,
> and, note that there are two more towards the
> bottom of the page about phone and snail mail spam.
> Lastly, click the button to save it.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Meg
> (near Seattle)
>
>
>
>
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