From: "David Brodbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Johnson, S wrote:
> > Anyone know the best way to subscribe to receive all the spam I can
> > possibly get?
>
> A post to the "alt.test" newsgroup used to be highly effective; don't
> know if it still is today.
>
> Subscribing to Ameritech DSL might
Johnson, S wrote:
Anyone know the best way to subscribe to receive all the spam I can
possibly get?
A post to the "alt.test" newsgroup used to be highly effective; don't
know if it still is today.
Subscribing to Ameritech DSL might work. ;) My [EMAIL PROTECTED]
email account gets more spam tha
Nick Gilbert wrote:
Also, I've just checked a former employee's account who hasn't worked
here for a year or soa lot of the mail sitting in their mailbox isn't SPAM.
So reusing an old mailbox and assuming it must all be spam I would say
is a very bad idea.
>Also, I've just checked a former employee's
Good points, Nick.
Well, in that case, I'd go with Nick's suggestion that this is NOT a good
way to build a spamtrap or bayes training corpus. But it still might be
effective for "personal" use where an administrator would personally
evaluate such mail
> Get permission to redirect e-mail from a client's former employees where
> that employee's address receives a ton of spam.
Also, I've just checked a former employee's account who hasn't worked
here for a year or soa lot of the mail sitting in their mailbox isn't SPAM.
It also included:
-Mail
Nick,
You make some good points which I'm sure others might need to know.
In MY case, it doesn't matter because (1) I don't use bayes, (2) I'm
forwarding between accounts on the SAME mail server and it happens to just
copy the message file to the other folder WITHOUT adding additional headers.
R
> The only way to properly forward a spam is to forward it as an RFC822
> attachment and then unattach it at the receiving end. But I
> expect this
> is more hassle than you wanted...
If you are using Exchange and you set your account to receive the email for
that user. Then you should get the e
> Get permission to redirect e-mail from a client's former employees where
> that employee's address receives a ton of spam.
This will NOT work.
Receiving a spam after it has been forwarded is NOT the same as
receiving the SPAM directly from the spammer. All the headers will be
replaced with leg
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Johnson, S wrote:
| Anyone know the best way to subscribe to receive all the spam I can
| possibly get?
|
|
| Thanks
A foolproof way used by the 419 eaters used to be:
1) search in google for "MUGU GUYMAN"
2) post a message in the resulting guestbook
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 15:59, Johnson, S typed:
> Anyone know the best way to subscribe to receive all the spam I can
> possibly get?
If you get a spam that has a link to a page for opting out, opt-out a
spamtrap :)
Also look for invalid local addresses that get rejected. If they will never
ma
One think I have found effective:
Get permission to redirect e-mail from a client's former employees where
that employee's address receives a ton of spam.
I've gotten such permission from my client and I redirect that person's
e-mail to my own box. Normally, such boxes of former employee would e
On Tuesday, May 10, 2005, 7:59:20 AM, S Johnson wrote:
> Anyone know the best way to subscribe to receive all the spam I can
> possibly get?
> Thanks
IIRC the CDT study found that putting addresses on web sites was
a very effective way to get them spammed:
http://www.cdt.org/speech/spam/030319
Johnson, S a écrit :
Anyone know the best way to subscribe to receive all the spam I can
possibly get?
Thanks
Disclaimer for the disclaimer:
I by no means authorized the following disclaimer, but thanks to our
state government we are required to attach to all outboun
Post your e-mail address to some public newsgroups, get yourself active on
anyplace that posts live e-mail addresses, if you built it (your name
everywhere) they (spammers) will come.
Frederic Tarasevicius
Internet Information Services, Inc.
http://www.i-is.com/
810-794-4400
Johnson, S wrote:
> An
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