Re: Canadians can help a Tran find a friend ... WAS Gold Price to explode

In article <op.tci18colwabk2w@blue>, Peter Hucker wrote:
> They use throwaway asccounts.  They don't expect to have use of 
> the account after a day or so.
>
       The information I posted was :
> >       18 Bond St. S.
> >       Dundas, Ontario  L9H 3H1
> >       CA
> >       (905) 928-9945
> >
>
       That is (or appears to be) a street address and a telephone 
number. Since spammers are often pretty stupid, there's a good 
chance that these are real (thought one odes have to be aware of 
"Joe jobs"). Actually, I just took a look in - the address seems 
consistent with the red-roofed house on the corner at 
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Dundas,+Ontario+L9H+3H1&ie
=UTF8&ll=43.270773,-79.971907&spn=0.002492,0.006158&t=h&om=1
so it would seem likely to be an address where your frustration 
about spam could well be expressed, with a baseball bat, where it 
is likely to do some good.
       Of course, anyone who's within range of realistically 
applying a "clue-by-four" to the spammer in question should use 
some local information to check that Seth Rossman really does live 
here, and to investigate if he's been the victim of identity theft 
or something, but that's relatively easy to do, if you're in the 
area.
       
       An occasional spammer hanging from the lampposts might make 
an area slightly unhygienic and smelly, but I posit that the 
discomfort would be worth it if it scared a few people out of 
spamming. Now, where'd I put that cattle prod?
       
       Any Canucks out there who can check out if the phone number 
given is relevant for the district?
       
-- 
 Aidan Karley, FGS
 Aberdeen, Scotland
 Written at Tue, 11 Jul 2006 15:44 +0100, but posted later.