Rejection 2.0

Several new services add a modern twist to the ancient art of rejection. People unable to say ‘no’ personally to unwanted advances can now sign up for e-mails and phone messages that do the dirty work for them. By Daniel Terdiman. [Wired News]

08/23/2004 12:51:35

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