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It might not involve any free burritos for you and me (sad face), but restaurant chain Chipotle has launched a new campaign designed to turn your junk e-mail into healthier school lunches for kids.
The program –- called “No Junk” –- encourages people to forward their spam to nojunk@chipotlejunk.com. For every 100,000 messages received at that address, Chipotle plans to donate $10,000 to The Lunch Box, a non-profit organization that provides resources to schools to help them make their food programs healthier.
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Suddenly spam seems less annoying. :) Thank you Jewel. I'll send my junk mail on as well.
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Duly forwarded as suggested. :) I'm glad for once to see it in my inbox.
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I'll start sending them mine as well. I hope Chipotle takes this a step further and reports all the spam to the FTC as well. That would do us all a big favor.
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I'll start sending them mine as well. I hope Chipotle takes this a step further and reports all the spam to the FTC as well. That would do us all a big favor.
Hear, hear! I always report mine to them. Even if no-one else bothers, I know I'm doing something. I'll send it to Chipotle too.
I love that spam is finally useful in some way! I sent one tonight to see what happens. :) Thanks for the headsup Jewel.
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