Re: Spammers Suck
From Bertrand Mollinier Toublet <ber...@enst-bretagne.fr>
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· 30 Jul 2004 16:59 · View full thread
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stilist wrote: > ABCGi wrote: > >> OMG have not seen spam do replies to legitimate posts before! > > > Yes, and the really peculiar part is that the spam consists of a > signature, followed by a quote of the previous post... how does one do > that??? I thought sigs were the last thing that could be posted... You thought wrong. The content of your post os whatever you make it to be. Note that all that comes below my sig was added by me, by hand. Sure looks like I quoted you, though. ObAscii: A good spammer is a dead spammer. Argh , x x _ -- Bertrand stilist wrote: > ABCGi wrote: > >> OMG have not seen spam do replies to legitimate posts before! > > > Yes, and the really peculiar part is that the spam consists of a > signature, followed by a quote of the previous post... how does one do > that??? I thought sigs were the last thing that could be posted... See what I mean ?
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