The Inner Goddess in these gals is woefully deficient. They seem to be:

Lazy?? Stupid?? Who knows?

They certainly don't go out of their ways to use good sense. Signed up for the Goddess Gift Newsletter using a double opt-in procedure (that's a lot of work for all concerned, especially the Chief Goddess here), and then later on decide to use their AOLSp. am tools (or other relevant) to unsubscribe! 

Yecch! How hare-brained, cavalier, and $@*#$ thoughtless is that! Definitely not good Goddess behavior, eh?

Don't they realize that they could have just used the unsubscribe link that is in every email? Or sent us an email with the subject line reading "REMOVE"?? Now we have to worry that AOL will block all email sent from our domain to our other subscribers. That's what happens when you get a certain number of complaints.

Thanks a lot, gals!

And how about those un-goddesses who just can't be bothered to click the link that says 'click here to unsubscribe' and instead save up every issue and forward them ALL with an email saying something like "Dear Goddesses, I've found God and Jesus now am only reading the Bible now so stop sending me your newsletter." Dumb, or just lazy??  Thanks for clogging up MY inbox, lazybones!  Speaks in Volume.

Well this woman's inner goddess doesn't get mad, she gets even! So listed above are links to their email addresses, presented here as "spider bait" in the hopes that all those robots that crawl websites to find email addresses that aren't encrypted so they can sell the names to all those nasty mailing lists that are sending all of us undesirable mail such as unsolicited mortgage approvals and sex toy ads.   

So there! Here's a lesson for you!! Now maybe you'll discover what unsolicited mail REALLY looks like!

Thanks to the goddess Athena we can say, C'mon Arachne, spider this!

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