l addresses in all communications with potential customers in much the same way that they previously requested street addresses and phone numbers. But there is a marked difference between the types of communication because "unlike inbound mail, telephone calls, or faxes, the individual 'pays' for receiving e-mail messages" in some way (Silverstein 30). The provider, telephone company, or subscription service always charges for Internet connections and the paying customer will resent the use of this medium for unsolicited messa
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