I got one. I copied off the text including the link, and pasted into WordPad. Then I could see the URL, which was a "contest" site. I *never* sign up for contests, because only the people who collect your info win the contest. I did not see it was from Juno Promotions [what is that?], just that it was served the same way other Juno ads have been. By The Way, I stumbled upon this gimmick using WordPad to reveal hidden links. Pasting into Word 97 or a text editor does not reveal the links. Once the links show in WordPad [often with extra frames, etc, whatever] one can copy that and paste it into a plain text app [such as NoteTab Lite or Juno Version 4 email] and have a compact version of the HTML stuff from ads or websites. Have other members found ways to reveal URLs hidden in blind links? thepccat On Wed, 8 Aug 2001 07:17:19 -0400 Leslie S Gottlieb <lesliepearson@xxxxxxxx> writes: > Did anyone else get the "Go Nuts" ad from Juno Promotion - it was > apparently to call some sort of 800 # for some reasons (bogus contest > most likely). > It REEKED of SPAM and I fired off quite a few e-mails complaining > about it - including reporting the orginator of the ad -- I forgot the > company as a spammer! > Leslie Gottlieb > lesliepearson@xxxxxxxx To unsubscribe, send a message to listar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit http://freelists.dhs.org ~*~