Web Master wrote:
So, do you know someone, how can I message to the concerned pharmaceutical company, that I am now not a handsome, strong and young boy.
As I understand it, these spammers use automated software to harvest millions of Email addresses from the web and send out millions of Emails to those addresses. They really don't care if 99% of the people they write to don't buy the product. In their eyes, it's free advertising and if they get a 1% response rate (or even a 0.1% response rate) they wil clean up nicely.
Also these people are probably not the manufacturers of Viagra etc, and may not even be selling what they say they are.
My advice is to get a good spam blocker, and change your Email address if you can, taking care not to put it in places where it can be easily harvested.
If you really want to try and do something about the spammers, look up the IP address of their originating mail servers, use whois to find out which company owns the address space, and send a note to their abuse address including all the headers of one of these messages. Better still, work out who hosts the website which they use to sell their product and write to the hosting company.
A site you might find useful is www.spamprimer.com Geoff. ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
