Re: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-14 Thread Frankie
 Raymond A. Ingles wrote:

 On 13 Jul 1999, Martin Bialasinski wrote:

  Novare host the Debian list server. When a mail is send to the list,
  it gets new headers. The listmasters have access to the original mail,
  and they will do something against this, as debian-user is not the
  only list receiving this spam.

  Hmm. Is there anyone actually doing anything about the spam on the Debian
 lists? Email inquiries I've sent have not been answered...


Apparently not - in the 9 months since I subscribed to debian-user the spam on 
the
list has increased from ~ none to 1 every week or two or three.

I do not know whether this reflects a general increase in spam on the internet, 
or
greater publicity of this list, or what, but what I do know is that spam should 
be
seriously followed up, especially as the American Senate seems to be pro-spam
(according to slashdot anyway) and what goes in America sooner or later goes in 
UK
and Europe...

frankie

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Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-13 Thread fax

Dear Jone,

I would like to tell you about this new technology which can make you save a 
lot of money!

Harness the power of the Internet to send faxes anywhere in the world while 
saving up to 70% on all your international fax transmissions.


Anyone with a fax machine(In Egypt only) or desktop PC(In any country) can send 
a fax anywhere, anytime, for a fraction of the cost of conventional faxing and 
enjoy the value added benefits of our service.

 Don't Just Fax it ?. NetFax it


If you need more details please send me a mail to this address:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

and I'll send you all details about that .
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If this mail reach anyone an an error in our customer list please don't worry 
and reply us to :

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

with a word Remove me in subject titel
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Regards
Ayman


Re: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-13 Thread Patrick Kirk
This seems to come from novare.net the details of which are as follows.
Could we find some way of barring all mail from these spammers?

Registrant:
Novare International, Inc. (NOVARE2-DOM)
   2808 McKinney Ave Suite 111
   Dallas, TX 75220
   US

   Domain Name: NOVARE.NET

   Administrative Contact, Technical Contact, Zone Contact:
  Mark Garey  (MG29-ORG)  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  214-720-0700
Fax- 214-720-0703
   Billing Contact:
  Weinreb, Marshall  (MW691)  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  214-720-0700

   Record last updated on 13-Sep-98.
   Record created on 10-Nov-95.
   Database last updated on 12-Jul-99 14:32:14 EDT.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 11:44 AM
Subject: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost



 Dear Jone,

 I would like to tell you about this new technology which can make you save
a lot of money!

 Harness the power of the Internet to send faxes anywhere in the world
while saving up to 70% on all your international fax transmissions.


 Anyone with a fax machine(In Egypt only) or desktop PC(In any country) can
send a fax anywhere, anytime, for a fraction of the cost of conventional
faxing and enjoy the value added benefits of our service.

  Don't Just Fax it .. NetFax it


 If you need more details please send me a mail to this address:

 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 and I'll send you all details about that .
 ===
 If this mail reach anyone an an error in our customer list please don't
worry and reply us to :

 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 with a word Remove me in subject titel
 ===
 Regards
 Ayman


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Re: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-13 Thread Martin Bialasinski

 Patrick == Patrick Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Patrick This seems to come from novare.net the details of which are
Patrick as follows.  Could we find some way of barring all mail from
Patrick these spammers?

Novare host the Debian list server. When a mail is send to the list,
it gets new headers. The listmasters have access to the original mail, 
and they will do something against this, as debian-user is not the
only list receiving this spam.

[Please limit your quoting - a fullquote of the spam is not needed]

Ciao,
Martin


Re: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-13 Thread Raymond A. Ingles
On 13 Jul 1999, Martin Bialasinski wrote:

 Novare host the Debian list server. When a mail is send to the list,
 it gets new headers. The listmasters have access to the original mail, 
 and they will do something against this, as debian-user is not the
 only list receiving this spam.

 Hmm. Is there anyone actually doing anything about the spam on the Debian
lists? Email inquiries I've sent have not been answered...

 Sincerely,

 Ray Ingles  (248) 377-7735 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 [B]eing able to break security doesn't make you a hacker any more than
  being able to hotwire cars makes you an automotive engineer.
  - Eric Scott Raymond


Re: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-13 Thread Martin Bialasinski

 Raymond == Raymond A Ingles Raymond wrote:

Raymond Hmm. Is there anyone actually doing anything about the spam
Raymond on the Debian lists? Email inquiries I've sent have not been
Raymond answered...

Spam Fighting Team -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  member Craig Sanders [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  member Alexander Koch [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Ciao,
Martin


Re: Save 70% of your Inernational Faxes Cost

1999-07-13 Thread Raymond A. Ingles
On 13 Jul 1999, Martin Bialasinski wrote:

 
  Raymond == Raymond A Ingles Raymond wrote:
 
 Raymond Hmm. Is there anyone actually doing anything about the spam
 Raymond on the Debian lists? Email inquiries I've sent have not been
 Raymond answered...
 
 Spam Fighting Team -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   member Craig Sanders [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   member Alexander Koch [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

 ...have not been answered by these very people. Thanks, anyway.

 Sincerely,

 Ray Ingles (248) 377-7735   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Microsoft Windows - Flakey and built to stay that way.