Don't fill out these forms unless they promise they won't give out your name. Reputable companies will tell you their policies up front. Don't complain about spam in newsgroups and on mailing lists. In many groups, it seems like there is more discussion about spam than about the group's main topic. Don't encourage flooding the spammer's mailbox.
Chances are they closed the account after they sent the mail.
They encourage responses via mail, fax or phone. If they closed the account, you'll get another message in your box saying the mail can't be delivered. Tell your congressperson that you object to spam and want to outlaw spam the same way that Federal law prohibits the sending of unsolicited faxes. Mr. Janal is a speaker, author and authority on the subject of marketing on the Internet. He teaches Internet Marketing at the University of California and has delivered seminars across the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Brazil.