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An e-armor account is parallel a garden - it has be kept up and carefully pruned, that not it become overgrown and repulsive. I have at least a couple of accounts that I no longer use. In act, it's been months, it may be years, since I've even checked them.

This weekend, I resolute to take stock and bring into being sure I hadn't heard from any lengthy-lost friends, accepted invitations for exciting opportunties or won a a thousand thousand dollars. (No on all accounts, sorrowfully). There were 1,641 messages, dating to Jan. 13, 2006, and all but a maniple were spam. (If a spammer sends you spam and you never see it, have you still been spammed?)

Here's what I found:

I missed out on a ton of Unrestrained (yes, it's usually in ALL CAPS) raw material - a Walt Disney Universe vacation planning kit, samples of Rise and fall of the sea, Neutrogena and Noxzema, JetBlue airline tickets, (they're still flying, not crooked?) shipping from Lands' End, 250 profession cards, a Rachael Ray Reputation Chef Bale, a year's merit of Huggies diapers (No expressions of gratitude!), pajamas from Victoria's Secret and 14 cans of Pringles. My NASCAR fan pack has been waiting for me since Imposing 2006. (I surprise if it's still there or if it revved up and moved on?) Next to independent, complimentary appears to be the most of the people word: doughnuts, a laptop, a Domicile Depot boon card were all mine for the asking if only I'd known.

Clearly $500 must be an eye-capture amount of money, because lots of retailers wanted me to have $500 grant cards: Wal-Place of traffic, Best Buy, American Squeeze out, Target, Macy's, Amazon, Old Fleet of ships, Banana Popular government,...

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