Spymail may have uses, despite its shady origins

Mike Belshe hates spymail. And you probably do, too - unless you need to send some. As far as I know, spymail technology originated several years ago with spammers who began embedding an invisible bit of html code into many of their email messages. Although you can't tell it is there, this little spec of ...

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Spymail may have uses, despite its shady origins

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