[oclug] I am angry. Spam went to far today. Want to fight back.
Phil
plabonte at gmail.com
Wed Sep 12 21:18:06 EDT 2007
Why not just hit the delete key?
I mean I get alot of spam and it takes all of 1 second to hit the
delete key... sometimes there is too much technology... spam filters
are a good example in my opinion... I mean sure you can filter out bad
words and and exe's, vbs's but that is all I limit my spam filter
to... so I get maybe 20-30 spam emails a day... that is about 1 minute
of my time to hit the delete key... just my 2 cents...
On 9/12/07, William Case <billlinux at rogers.com> wrote:
> Hi;
>
> This is a rant from a very angry user. There must be a way to fight
> back.
>
> I am not complaining about spam blockers; the ones used by Rogers Yahoo!
> and spamassassin do a pretty good job. But I would like a program
> (illegal or not) that I could use to just take some of my spam and shove
> it right back up the spammer's rose red ... Maybe blow up his computer.
>
> I am not a prude. There is nothing in this world I haven't heard or
> even said myself. But it is the dreary endless daily ten to twenty
> messages offering me, in order of quantity, penis extenders, Viagra or
> Cialis, pharmaceuticals, replica watches, and OEM software.
>
> Most recently I started losing mail from a good friend and a delightful
> lady named Andrea. Found it all in roger's/yahoo's block list, placed
> there because of an endless stream of offers for extenders with a
> "From:" line "Andrea". As a result I have had to check my junk mail
> every day for the past week or so. The stream of crap that is being
> caught by my blockers is mind boggling and getting cruder by the week.
>
> I want to fight back. There is got to be a way, a hack, that lets me
> follow this stuff back to its origin and that gives me the option of
> metaphorically blowing up their machine.
>
> Rant over.
>
> --
> Regards Bill
>
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