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I wondered about this same thing. Someone does respond. Since it is so cheap, they (the spammers) can easily send out millions of messages and if even less than 1 percent buys their product, it is cost effective. What I wonder is who is that one percent that were either fooled by the 'trick' or interested enough to buy from some outfit that would trick people into buying their product? Whoever they are, I wish they'd educate themselves and or limit themselves to brick & mortar shopping so that the spammers wouldn't get any profits at all and the need for spamming would go away. I'm tired of emails with the subject h*rbal v*agra or emails from Jennifer Chalmers and her "Importantmesage about your FreeGiftCertificate" all misspelled and typed up incorrectly and just plain annoying.