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There are many different ways to stop spam, but the simplest is to charge a few cents for each e-mail. This stops the "stupid spam" that typically garners one response out of a million, but doesn't impose an undue financial burden on legitimate e-mails. Is charging for e-mail the best way to stop spam, or is there a better method? If charging is best, who should get the money?
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