Re: Check This Out!!! - Free
I think it is better to mail the user with a copy to their postmaster. When I do that, I consistently get back a message from the postmaster saying the user's account has been deleted. If enough of them get deleted, there won't be anyone to send such crap. On 15 Mar 1996 16:55:43 GMT, jlarson@news-server (Joseph Larson) wrote: >While I realize that what I'm posting is kinda anti-purposefull to what >I'm going to point out, that sentance will make sence later, I'm going to >post it anyways. STOP FOLLOWING UP THE POSTS PEOPLE! Thus far I have >said, oh, another get rich quick scheme, and deleted the message, only to >have it pop up when people respond to it. Don't you get it?! The more you >respond, the longer these posts hang around, and the greater the chance >they have to work! Stop responding, just delete them. This will be the >ONLY time I will respond to this sort of nonsence, and don't respond >youself in kind, make this it ONLY responce of this kind, if for no other >reason than because the point of this is so that people don't respond. >Got it? My 2 cents. > >Mike Cherven (cat...@buffnet.net) wrote: >: In article <4i1pag$3a...@news.xs4all.nl>, len...@xs4all.nl (Lennert Stock) wrote: > >: Agreed. The newsgroups I follow are loaded with this garbage. >: We need to get rid of it, and apparently common sense is >: foreign to these imbeciles. > >: It's to the point that I have to wade through 5 of these to find >: an on-topic post in many of the groups I follow. > >: Maybe they all think we're as stupid as they are? > >: Count me in on organized mailbombing of these incessant >: spammers. If they can spam us, why can't we spam them? > >: >>Hehehe.. this is the 3rd person I've heard of getting a new black Acura >: >>Integra with their money.. Do they all by the same thing? >: >>Don't even bother to respond, I'd hate to waste more bandwidth, but felt >: >>that people who _do_ read these should know how false they are. >: > >: >Considering the amount of trash like this lately, I'd say, do bother >: >to waste bandwidth, mail each one of these persons a binary file >: >of, say, 1 megabyte in size. When backed up, or even semi-organized, >: >this has proven in some newsgroups to be a very effective way of >: >getting rid of this shit. >: > >: >Lennert. > >: ...Mike > >See responce above. >-- > /================ e-mail: jla...@mosquito.frcc.cccoes.edu =====___n___===\ > || \ oo Joseph Larson || TARDIS EXPRESS: When it |__|__| || > || \____|\mm J(O/SE)^ph || really has to be there YESTERDAY |[]|[]| || > \===//_//\ \_\==================================================|[]|[]|===/ > /K-9/ \/_/ "There's nothing out there you can't do, |[]|[]|JaL > /___/_____\ Yea, even Santa Claus believes in you!" =======
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