Kenneth Porter wrote: > Every time I see a spam story on SlashDot I think how the SlashDot > effect could be used for good by getting everyone to visit the > spammer's site and take it to its knees, while driving up the > spammer's bandwidth bill. Check out the first few posts in today's > story: > > <http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/22/1355238> > > It makes me wonder if there's some way to grab a random link from > SURBL to consume a spammer's bandwidth allocation.
IMO the best way to combat spam is not to buy the advertised product.
