I got this the other day in another mailinglist, it is somewhat snipped so
it wouldn't be as long.
> (NOTE THESE URLS CAN ONLY BE VIEWED BY INTERNET EXPLORER 4.0 OR LATTER)
What do they mean with this? A URL is viewable for all browsers, would be
rather stupid to send info to such a small group of users anyway.
>The Insurance Network - A network of professional insurance and
investment consultants >working for and with you to find a company that
suits both your lifestyle and budget.
>
>GROUP, FAMILY and INDIVIDUAL HEALTH
>Includes The HealthCare Savings Card benefiting those with or without
Managed Health >Care Plans
>http://%31%39%36%33%35%35%33%30%32@%33%35%31%34%32%38%35%39%37%34/health/he
alth.htm
What is this for a kind of link?
%31 (hexadecimal) = 49 (decimal) = 1 (ASCII)
so it's something like:
http://196355302@3514285974/health/health.htm
That ain't no valid URL!
Other ideas on how it should be interpreted? Or in fact anyone that has a
copy of IE 4.0 or above that care to try the link and see if it works?
>If you do not wish to receive future offers, simply forward the entire
message with >"Remove" as the Subject. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
THEINSNET, Inc., 139 >Brookside Drive, Mandeville, LA 70471, Phone:
504-809-9885
Yeah, right!
>Thank You,
>The Insurance Network
>
>This mailing is done by an independent marketing company. We apologize
>if this message has reached you in error. Save the Planet, Save the Trees!
>Advertise via E-mail. No wasted paper!
>
>To be removed,send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with remove in the subject
>for as long as it lasts, so don�t wait.
"As long as it lasts"?
>Under bill s.1618 TITLE III passed by the 105th U.S. Congress
>this letter can not be considered spam as we include: Contact
>information and a Remove Link.
Now this is interesting - is this correct? (But the fact stands - the mail
was sent to a non US citizen so my (swedish) laws are what counts - so that
would still make it spam).
Do you think M$ are willing to shut down spammers like this by closing down
the accounts for them? It was infact a "IE 4 spam" ;)
//Bernie
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