"Anne M. Marble" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> I've noticed that about HTML spam, too. Maybe they've got a deal with
> people spewing medical spam. If they make you feel dizzy with bad HTML
> spam, then you might be more likely to order pills from some scam artist.
Nah, they just found a new trick and want to try it out.
My guess is they hired a wannabe geak to use FrontPage. (Probably there is
a higher response rate from colorful spam than from plain text.) I doubt
the spammer would do the work itself.
> I also see a lot of HTML spam with coding that comes out of FrontPage or
> similar programs. I don't blame people for using FrontPage to design some
> HTML -- but could you at least take out the extra tags?
Neither the spammer nor the web designer knows HTML -- they just know how
to work a program that produces HTML.
Ergo, neither of them know which tags are essential and which aren't.
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