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Seeing the anger i replied all and told everyone that they should hold hands across the world, pray for peace and hand out cheeseburgers to the homeless...
Has anyone ever done a reply all to over a thousand people they don't know? Not a good idea. Out of a thousand people, about 10% of the people didn't work at the companies anymore and their emails bounced back (you do the math!), about 15% were out of the office until such and such a date and they would reply to my email when they got back (bloody auto-responders) and about another 5% didn't see the funny side and got even more irate.
I spent a good proportion of my afternoon emptying my inbox, and i bet it didn't stop when i left either, i can't wait to see my inbox tomorrow!
Would it be possible to have the email address of someone from sales at Capcom so that he can get that game. He's tried everywhere and he still can't find it!
All these industry bods eh? They have a well paid job, doing something involving games all day every day, AND someone offers them a free cheese burger, and they get all arsey.
Bastads, the lot of 'em. Maybe they should take their heads out of their a***s, eh?
:-D
I do quite a lot of work at SR Towers, apart from Mr Snuggly, i'm probably the hardest worker there!
So only the two of you work there then? :-D
Lowly scumbag messes with SPOnG's name and reputation
On Friday 1st March, members of the computer games industry and press were subjected to an avalanche of unwarranted email bearing SPOnG's name.
The mail, designed to bring SPOnG into disrepute, was sent to recipients of a geniune SPOnG email sent some two weeks ago. However, the recipient list of this new mail was altered to include members of the press who did not receive the original message.
Marcus Dyson, CEO of SPOnG said, "We sent a mail out a few weeks ago, and to our eternal shame, and embarrasment, the names of some recipients went into the 'cc' field, where they could be seen by other recipients.
"At the time, the industry responded maturely, and either read our mail or binned it. We received one complaint, and we apologised.
"However, on March 1st, an individual using the email address [email protected] re-sent the mail to all the original recipients, in an effort to discredit SPOnG.
"Understandably upset, people began to repond to the mail, including all recipients, and things quickly got out of hand. However, it soon became apparent that the distribution list of the new mail was designed to embarrass SPOnG, since it included members of the mainstream media who had not been on the original list. We are truly sorry for our original mistake, but until this mischief-maker brought it up again, that incident had passed with relatively little upset."
"SPOnG is opposed to spam mail, we receive enough of it ourselves and we have no wish to add to others' burden. In these circumstances, while we are by no means blameless, we are being tarnished by the actions of this [email protected] character, who wasn't on the original recipient list, and clearly bears a grudge against SPOnG."
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The bastads won't let anyone right click on their page to copy stuff. Some stupid message comes up. So I had to bloody do Ctrl + C. Effort!
> So, do you actually do any work at SR towers then?
You're not still at work
> now, are you?
Don't suppose you'd like to share some of those email address
> with us, would you...?
I do quite a lot of work at SR Towers, apart from Mr Snuggly, i'm probably the hardest worker there! I'm not still at work now thank god but will be 2morrow!
I would love to share those email addressess with you, but then i'd have to kill you ha ha!!
You're not still at work now, are you?
Don't suppose you'd like to share some of those email address with us, would you...?