I've gotten that as well. What's up with clicking on the link and the
page not exist? They must not be getting anywhere with it.
Stacy
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Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 11:13
PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] JERKING PAYPAL
SPAMMERS
ok, so i've gotten a few email from paypal-phishers
asking
me to update my info by logging ONTO a paypal
look-alike site. i
clicked and noticed the address
was http://62.251.161.3/cpa/us/ppt.htm
- not even
close to a paypal address. i entered totally bogus
info
and clicked submit - it accepted my input so i
clicked BACK. there
was my bogus info page so i
clicked ENTER again. too easy, so now i
wrote a
little program to click ENTER and then BACK. i put it
in a
loop for 20,000 runs. most people who have this
sort of website buy
the webpage input from a 3rd party
at some fee per submission. i've
driven a few
phishers out of business like this and these clowns
are
next. there are so many legal and honest ways to
make a living -
these guys really torque me off.
i see the rest of you went to
bed early.
sleep tight,
dave
Dave
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