This joker has subscribed onto other lists on my mailserver before
using a variety of different bogus hotmail or yahoo mail email accounts.
Then he spams the lists. There's really no way to protect against it
except to screen each subscriber with a questionaire. I haven't gotten
to that level yet! :-)Toby Rider Jack Campin wrote: > > > Nice try Mr. Ola. You just got yourself booted from the list for > > spamming! > > > josh ola wrote: > >> > >> THE DESK OF: > >> DR JOV B. OLA PRINCIPAL AUDITOR) NIGERIAN > >> NATIONAL > >> PETROLLEUM > >> CORPORATION > >> (NNPC) LAGOS, NIGERIA > > This is a bit more sinister than the average spam. It's a kind of fraud > Nigerian crooks specialize in; they usually do it by fax and have found > no shortage of suckers in the UK in recent years. (What kind of idiot > ever responds to a junk fax?) Lots of people have found their bank > accounts thousands of pounds emptier as a result. > > Perhaps it would be worth reporting it to your local police department's > fraud squad, with the original headers. (Or the FBI's internet fraud > division, the address of which I have lost). > > There are probably some absolutely terrific Nigerian songs sending up > conmen, but Afro-pop isn't something I know much about. > > =================== <http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/jack/> =================== > > To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: >http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
