Recently received spam

I get sent a lot of unsolicited mail each day. Here are some recent ones. I'm hoping that by putting the mail addresses here, spamcrawlers will find them.

  
Name: SNSCommunication
email address: fasiha.ijaz@snscommunication.com
On: 2016: Wed 2nd March
Topic: Selling a $3,500 “SNS Research report”; letter addressed to “Hello [firstname]” which is always a bit of a giveaway.
  
Name: Studio UK
email address: info@studiouk.biz
info@backupbolton.com
On: 2012: Thursday 8th July
Topic: Studio UK are offering customers a professional looking website at a very low cost, they say. Honest, gov. And they'll redo the ashpalt on your driveway too, and it'll be guaranteed for a week. Seriosuly, a Web design firm that needs to send out unsolicited email to get business?
  
Name: Kerf Developments Ltd
email address: sales@kerfdevelopments.com
service@kerfdevelopments.com
consumables@kerfdevelopments.com
Marketing@kerfdevelopments.com
On: 2012: Sat 2nd June
Topic: Trying to sell me some factory machining equipment. All the way from Rochdale, Lancashire to my home in Canada, it doesn't seem likely. And where would I put it? And why would I deal with a bunch of computer-illiterate sharks who send unsolicited mail? Sending out spam is not a way to build trust.
  
Name: Group Reso International
email address: info@groupreso.com
On: 2012: Mon 16th Jan
Topic: Start up your own business group with Group Reso, do mass mailing, and get hated and banned from using the Internet. Smart people to do business with?
  
Name: Latent Studio, Latent Strength
email address: latent.studio@gmail.com
On: 2011: Sun 18th Dec
Topic: Advertising web design; a good Web designer shouldn't need to send spam.
  
Name: Steve Lanaway
email address: steve@beatingangerbromley.co.uk
On: 2011: Thu 20th Jan
Topic: Unsolicited mail advertising anger management classes from a firm called Beating Anger Bromley. Should I worry if I am angry about this? Can someone give Bromely a beating for me? Unsolicited mail is not an acceptable advertising strategy for an organisation that wants a good reputation.
  
Name: Sara Hammett
email address: Sara.Hammett@BPMTrainingNow.com
sales@BPMTrainingNow.com
info@BPMTrainingNow.com
On: 2010: Wed 19th August
Topic: Advertising a seminar on business processes. Good business management does not include illegal or immoral business methods that will potentially alienate your audience, such as sending unsolicited email.
  
Name: sundialtlele.com
email address: sales@sundialtele.com
0800 380 340
On: 2009: Tuesday 13th Oct
Topic: Bulk mail from some outfit called Sundail Telecom advertising an email-to-fax gateway, presumably to be used for sending out irritating spam.
  
Name: Tina Harris
email address: tina@marakana.com
On: 2009: Tue 29th September
Topic: From all the pages I found related to that subject, yours is definitely one of the most comprehensive. I just loved all the informative content, the high quality information and references. Congratulations for all the good work! [...] I feel that we can be a valuable resource for your page visitors, and I would be delighted if you could place a link [...]
  
Name: Mike Blazedell
email address: Blaze@MindHarbor.com
On: 2009: Fri 18th Sep
Topic: Search engine friendly website design or redesigns? I know whether or not I'd want to use someone who sent out spam adverts to their potential clients.
  
Name: Superweb Solutions
email address: brandon@superweb.com.my
marketing@superweb.com.my
On: 2009: Wed 6th may
Topic: A Web design firm in Malaysia that sends out mass mail and spam is probably not one to be associated with if you want a good reputation. You decide.
  
Name: Data Division
email address: customermanagement@gmx.com
dbdeploy@gmail.com
On: 2009: Wed 21st Jan
Topic: Selling a mailing list for spammers
  
Name: Andrew Kenny
email address: akenny@123sitesolutions.com
andrewkenny@123sitesolutions.com andrewkenny@123sitesolutions.com
On: 2008: Sat 6th Dec
Topic:

Bulk mail software

The data we provide comes with software to send the emails without fear of incorrectly being marked as spam and complies with all regulations.

(this is not a valid claim on either count, of course)

  
Name: Stephen S. Rando
email address: srando@trinitystaffing.net
On: 2007: Tuesday31st July
Topic: A recruiting firm in Waltham, MA, USA, wants to hire some US citizens to they can have a security clearance. It's so secure they didn't even put my name in the To field of the mail.
Name: Vincent Vaklenberg
email address: v.vaklenberg@laposte.net
On: 2007: Sat 7th April
Topic: Wanting to sell me collections of stamps, autographs, arms (!) and space artifacts (!!)