> get much traction for that point of view when applied to unsolicited
> emails received on a pay-as-you-use Internet connection (such as GPRS
> which charges by the byte, or GSM which charges by the second, which is
> effectively per byte).
>
It's an excellent argument for special damages once you've proved the
breach of statutory duty under the PECR, however.
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