Re: Can you draw an ascii dollar? If so read on. If not go ahead an read on anyway.
und...@clark.net (Royal Connell) wrote: >Ok, i can make this easier. >Opportunity Knocks (hel...@happygirl.me) wrote: >: In three steps, this is what you do. >: 1) Put one dollar in the mail to each person on the list. (5 >: total) >Don't send anyone a damn dime. Nope, we need all the money that we can get though... <G> >: 2) Delete the top persons name. Add yours to the bottom of the >: list. >Delete EVERYONE'S name add yours and four of your friend's names to ALL >FIVE positions. >: 3) Repost this message in as many news groups as you can think >: of. Also e-mail it to as many places or people you know. The more >: exposure you give this message, the better your chances for making a lot >: of money. >: >Be an annoying ass by sending your new & improved version to every single >newsgroup that exists. Ya'll it looks like we done got us another spammer's attitude to adjust... <G> Not you Royal Connell... <G> >*Grin* For more info on why this scam is (a) stupid and (b) illegal as >hell drop me a line. It's fucked up beyond belief... <G> OutLaw I'll be back...
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,c82ceb54ef1540ca X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: tro...@pig.net (Troy Williams) Subject: Re: Can you draw an ascii dollar? If so read on. If not go ahead an read on anyway. Date: 1996/06/30 Message-ID: <4r5ql5$r8...@news.pig.net>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 162930592 references: <31D...@happygirl.me> <4r1bh4$6c...@clarknet.clark.net> organization: Praxis Information Group reply-to: tro...@pig.net newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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