Reply With Quotein article com, Johannes H Andersen at
com wrote on 26/01/2004 00:49:
Yeah, too right.
Actually Dave Hinz did make a rare appearance yesterday ... Coincidence?
Paul
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- 01-25 11:49 PM #1JohannesGuest
spam mail in this group
All spammers in alt.auts.saab will be reported for abuse
- 01-26 05:47 PM #2PaulGuest
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- 01-26 10:39 PM #3DaveGuest
Re: spam mail in this group
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 18:47:41 GMT, Paul Halliday <co.uk> wrote:
Prolly not - I'm around, just with general craziness at work cutting
into my freetime. The newsserver I use (cis.dfn.de) does a great job
of whacking spam before it gets served out, so I haven't seen
that to which Johannes is apparently refering.
Dave
- 01-27 10:47 AM #4XennaGuest
Re: spam mail in this group
Johannes H Andersen wrote:
Great Johannes,
But... You don't actually believe that any spammers bother to read a
grup before they spam it? Still it's comforting to know that you're
doing something against it ;-)
X.
- 01-28 02:42 PM #5JohannesGuest
Re: spam mail in this group
Dave Hinz wrote:
The fact that they're now starting to omit the 'complaints to' address
is no hindrence at all.
- 01-29 12:25 AM #6DaveGuest
Re: spam mail in this group
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 15:42:42 +0000, Johannes H Andersen <com> wrote:
Oh, agreed. If someone isn't savvy about reading headers to find
the _real_ source of spam (email or usenet), they can use spamcop.net's
free reporting service. There's an option to show you exactly what it
is doing, which I have found to be quite a useful tutorial in knowing
what to believe, and what to discard, when it comes to headers.
Dave
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