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

In article <PGJog.36994$Uy1...@read1.cgocable.net>,  wrote:
> http://www.leg2capital.com/vid1.html
>
       Continuing in Dennis' vein of providing data that the spammers 
don't want you to see, here's the contact details for this spammer's 
beneficiate :
> Registrant:
>    SethRossman.com
>    18 Bond St. S.
>    Dundas, Ontario  L9H 3H1
>    CA
> 
>    Registrar: NAMESDIRECT
>    Domain Name: LEG2CAPITAL.COM
>       Created on: 26-JAN-06
>       Expires on: 26-JAN-07
>       Last Updated on: 26-JAN-06
> 
>    Administrative, Technical Contact:
>       Rossman, Seth  set...@sethrossman.com
>       SethRossman.com
>       18 Bond St. S.
>       Dundas, Ontario  L9H 3H1
>       CA
>       (905) 928-9945
> 
> 
>    Domain servers in listed order:
>       NS1.GLOBALSERVERS.COM 
>       NS2.GLOBALSERVERS.COM
>

       So, if anyone wants to introduce a Canadian version of Tran (see 
alt.ascii-art , who this is CC'd to), to a nice boy who thinks it's 
nice to spam, well you now have the phone number and an address.
       I'll let someone from alt.binaries.pictures.animals ask the 
obvious question of "who's Tran". But don't say I didn't warn you : 
Tran has a very distinct outlook on life, may be/ is probably dead, and 
espouses personal habits that some people find more disturbing than 
spamming.
       
-- 
Aidan Karley,
Geologist,
Scotland

On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 08:31:38 +0100, Aidan Karley <doI...@validEMAILaddressTOa.NEWS.group> wrote:

> In article <PGJog.36994$Uy1...@read1.cgocable.net>,  wrote:
>> http://www.leg2capital.com/vid1.html
>>
>        Continuing in Dennis' vein of providing data that the spammers
> don't want you to see, here's the contact details for this spammer's
> beneficiate :
>> Registrant:
>>    SethRossman.com
>>    18 Bond St. S.
>>    Dundas, Ontario  L9H 3H1
>>    CA
>>
>>    Registrar: NAMESDIRECT
>>    Domain Name: LEG2CAPITAL.COM
>>       Created on: 26-JAN-06
>>       Expires on: 26-JAN-07
>>       Last Updated on: 26-JAN-06
>>
>>    Administrative, Technical Contact:
>>       Rossman, Seth  set...@sethrossman.com
>>       SethRossman.com
>>       18 Bond St. S.
>>       Dundas, Ontario  L9H 3H1
>>       CA
>>       (905) 928-9945
>>
>>
>>    Domain servers in listed order:
>>       NS1.GLOBALSERVERS.COM
>>       NS2.GLOBALSERVERS.COM
>>
>
>        So, if anyone wants to introduce a Canadian version of Tran (see
> alt.ascii-art , who this is CC'd to), to a nice boy who thinks it's
> nice to spam, well you now have the phone number and an address.
>        I'll let someone from alt.binaries.pictures.animals ask the
> obvious question of "who's Tran". But don't say I didn't warn you :
> Tran has a very distinct outlook on life, may be/ is probably dead, and
> espouses personal habits that some people find more disturbing than
> spamming.

I used to report every single spam I saw, newsgroups and email.  It had absolutely no effect.  The only way to go is filters.

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The Pope was working on a crossword puzzle.  He thought and thought about one clue, finally gave up and asked the Cardinal next to him, "What's a four letter word, ending in U - N - T that means 'woman'?"
The Cardinal was working on his own puzzle and didn't even bother to look up.  "'Aunt,' your Holiness."
The Pope didn't speak for a second.  "Oh."  He paused.  "Do you have an eraser?"

In article <op....@blue.mshome.net>, Peter Hucker 
wrote:
> I used to report every single spam I saw, newsgroups and email.  
> It had absolutely no effect.  The only way to go is filters.
>
       Filtering will eventually shut down the spammers when, 
finally, no-one is listening to them and they can't pay their 
bandwidth bills. But in the meantime until that lovely day comes, 
I don't see any harm in encouraging the kicking of spammers in the 
nuts. 
       
-- 
 Aidan Karley, FGS
 Aberdeen, Scotland
 Written at Tue, 11 Jul 2006 02:16 +0100, but posted later.

On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 04:47:37 +0100, Aidan Karley <doI...@validEMAILaddressTOa.NEWS.group> wrote:

> In article <op....@blue.mshome.net>, Peter Hucker
> wrote:
>> I used to report every single spam I saw, newsgroups and email.
>> It had absolutely no effect.  The only way to go is filters.
>>
>        Filtering will eventually shut down the spammers when,
> finally, no-one is listening to them and they can't pay their
> bandwidth bills. But in the meantime until that lovely day comes,
> I don't see any harm in encouraging the kicking of spammers in the
> nuts.

What I'm sugesting is it doesn't help.  They use throwaway asccounts.  They don't expect to have use of the account after a day or so.

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A man's home is his castle, in a manor of speaking.

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.

Aidan Karley wrote:
> 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?

I'm in the US, and did a reverse search by phone # via www.superpages .com, 
and it gave me the following: "### is a cell phone based in Hamilton, ON
The registered service provider is Rogers AT&T Wireless.
Detailed listing information is not available. " 

Peter Hucker wrote:

>On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 04:47:37 +0100, Aidan Karley <doI...@validEMAILaddressTOa.NEWS.group> wrote:
>
>> In article <op....@blue.mshome.net>, Peter Hucker
>> wrote:
>>> I used to report every single spam I saw, newsgroups and email.
>>> It had absolutely no effect.  The only way to go is filters.
>>>
>>        Filtering will eventually shut down the spammers when,
>> finally, no-one is listening to them and they can't pay their
>> bandwidth bills. But in the meantime until that lovely day comes,
>> I don't see any harm in encouraging the kicking of spammers in the
>> nuts.
>
>What I'm sugesting is it doesn't help.  They use throwaway asccounts.  They don't expect to have use of the account after a day or so.

Yeah, well some (and by some I mean you) testicle shitting wetzel
warts post Usenet messages with ASCII-Art in their sigs, and they
intentionally remove the artist's attributions - presumably berceuse
they (and by they I mean you) are so talentless that they have to
pretend to be an artist in order to justify your pathetic existence as
a half-faced, welshing shit eater. You are worse than a any spammer,
phucker.

In article <U_G...@insightbb.com>, Magic Mood Jeep� 
wrote:
> I'm in the US, and did a reverse search by phone # via www.superpages .com, 
> and it gave me the following: "### is a cell phone based in Hamilton, ON
>
       Hmm, doesn't surprise me that 9xxxx exchange codes are mobile phones 
and other special numbers. Here, 9xxxx exchanges are for premium rate numbers 
(dial-a-wank, betting-for-morons, 
you-have-won-a-lottery-you-never-entered-,-dumbo and that sort of socially 
worthwhile use of technology), with 7xxxx for mobiles, but other countries can 
choose their own systems.
       Reverse look-up ... hmmm, Advanced search, OIC ... Yep, Rogers mobile. 
Maybe this spammer isn't as thick as I thought.
       
       Useful tool that, book-marked.
       
-- 
 Aidan Karley, FGS
 Aberdeen, Scotland
 Written at Wed, 12 Jul 2006 08:42 +0100, but posted later.

On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 09:44:43 +0100, Aidan Karley <doI...@validEMAILaddressTOa.NEWS.group> wrote:

> In article <U_G...@insightbb.com>, Magic Mood Jeepￜ
> wrote:
>> I'm in the US, and did a reverse search by phone # via www.superpages .com,
>> and it gave me the following: "### is a cell phone based in Hamilton, ON
>>
>        Hmm, doesn't surprise me that 9xxxx exchange codes are mobile phones
> and other special numbers. Here, 9xxxx exchanges are for premium rate numbers
> (dial-a-wank, betting-for-morons,
> you-have-won-a-lottery-you-never-entered-,-dumbo and that sort of socially
> worthwhile use of technology),

People have always misused technology:

"Researchers have recently unearthed the text of the first transcontinental telegraph message.  Reportedly, it reads
ENLARGE YOUR MALE MEMBER STOP GUARANTEED RESULTS STOP ..."

> with 7xxxx for mobiles, but other countries can
> choose their own systems.
>        Reverse look-up ... hmmm, Advanced search, OIC ... Yep, Rogers mobile.
> Maybe this spammer isn't as thick as I thought.

Correct.  Home phones are dangerous.

"More than 10,000 people in England and Wales required professional treatment for injuries caused by home telephones in 2002."

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This guy was working on his car when he got gas on his hand and arm.
As he was driving to the Auto Shop to get some more parts, he lit a match, and his arm caught on fire.
In a panic he quickly rolled down the window and stuck his arm out to extinguish the flame.
The police pulled him over for illegal use of a firearm.