On Thursday 13 July 2006 12:35, JamesDR took the opportunity to write: > Ramprasad wrote: > > I dont understand the business sense behind this spam. Its a lose - > > lose game. The spammer never gets anyone to click,( who would click a > > broken url and fix it and click again ) the site owner never gets hits, > > the spam filter guy gets more headaches and the end user has to delete > > one more mail. > > I think it has more to do with them knowing their current efforts are in > vain. So now it has come down to some rather odd tricks. I've seen a few > that say webaddress and instruct the 'reader' to add http://www to the > beginning and .dom to the ending. This to me seems fruitless, but it > must be working on some group of people because I still see a few mails > with this technique a day. It goes back to what users will do, and what > they won't. Seems some will do what the spamer wants :-D
In particular when it comes to getting the lower department back in business,
I guess. :-)
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