I wasn't going to contribute again to this off-topic discussion, but I
have some news which might be welcome.
The mail-archive.com administrator has recently said:
| Finally, the more stringent address obfuscation suggest
| (i.e. clobbering the domain completely in message bodies)
| is
John Chambers wrote:
China. Some people have said that they like to send back messages to
the postmaster thanking him for his support for Falun Gong. This
seems to get people off lists really fast ...
So, can we send back spam messages from the US the same
way to the postmaster,
Henrik Norbeck writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
| China. Some people have said that they like to send back messages to
| the postmaster thanking him for his support for Falun Gong. This
| seems to get people off lists really fast ...
|
| So, can we send back spam messages from the US the
John Chambers wrote:
I wonder if it would be better to send such messages in
Swedish or in English?
Arabic? Pushtun? Urdu? Farsi?
Phil Taylor
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On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 09:29:43AM +0100, Dave Holland wrote:
http://www.mail-archive.com/faq.html#spam does say that email addresses
will be obfuscated when they are present in the archive, but as Jack
noted, it's not always done. I will report that.
It appears that the web pages are
John Chambers wrote:
(Perhaps we could also solve the problem by sending form
letters to spammers pointing out that we are musicians, so
most of us probably don't have enough money to be worth
their attention. ;-)
Sigh.. I'm so used to spam. You can imagine how much spam I
Toby writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
|
| (Perhaps we could also solve the problem by sending form
| letters to spammers pointing out that we are musicians, so
| most of us probably don't have enough money to be worth
| their attention. ;-)
|
| Sigh.. I'm so used to spam. You can
John Chambers wrote:
Toby writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
|
| (Perhaps we could also solve the problem by sending form
| letters to spammers pointing out that we are musicians, so
| most of us probably don't have enough money to be worth
| their attention. ;-)
|
| Sigh..
I apparently am now on my way to earning a PhD in 8 months. Cool! :-)
8 months is far too long for a PhD! I've had many offers of instant ones.
I'm hanging out for a D Phil.
Meanwhile I shall making a fortune stuffing envelopes and taking part in
100% legal pyramid selling schemes, cancelling
| John Chambers wrote:
| Toby writes:
| | On the positive side, I've been able to make a million dollars on the
| | stock market, grow the length of my penis several inches, buy cheap real
| | estate in South America, buy male growth hormone, help Nigerians in
| | trouble, and meet single
I occasionally trawl Google to see where my email address might have
got to and find out who is responsible for the 200 spams a day I am
now getting. This is a new one that affects everybody here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/abcusers@argyll.wisemagic.com/msg04233.html
I don't know who those
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