So people generally don't want to provide false information. I'd say I get about ten or fifteen pieces of spam mail a day, and it's a real hassle. I think that's a mistake. The reason that's a mistake is because spam is not democratic. Some people get a lot of spam, and some people don't get any and they don't really understand what the big fuss is about.
Some people get a message or two a day, and it's amusing.
America Online has provided some statistics that between ten and twenty-five percent of all email it receives is spam mail. That's a tremendous amount of mail if you think about it. But there are some people on AOL who don't get any. It's not very democratic. That's a problem.