Here's an interesting spam

At 11:53 24-04-98 -0700, Don Maslin wrote: Yeah, Don, I think you're right. I've been infuriated enough at spammers to think of such things plus mail-bombing, etc. But the discussion in the following URL shows us if we privately vent our rage at the more sophisticated spam centers it really could be a mistake. Take a look at http://www.sputum.com/sputools.html . Read the text on the main page you'll first see in this URL. This outfit has obviously done quite a study on spamming and offers rather realistic advice as to handling certain types of spammers. Offers some s/w to help deal with them too if one is inclined to go that far. Look at the picture at the top of their page above the text which shows a can of a certain thing which was cutoff from a spammer. Serving suggestion shows it on a silver tray. Isn't that a hoot! By the way, I got spammed heavily when I first started partaking in usenet discussions. I got nailed with literally dozens of spam trash each of the next several days. I soon learned that by setting my 'from:' and 'reply to: ' fields to c_fandt(a)serv_tech.com would fairly quickly stop the trash haul. Thank heaven it seems most if not all spammers do not troll the Internet for email addresses in SMTP-carried messages like this one. ======================================================= Christian R. Fandt, Electronic/Electrical Historian 31 Houston Avenue, WE Phone: +716-488-1722 -Home Jamestown, New York +716-661-1832 -Office 14701-2627 USA Fax: +716-661-1888 -Office fax email: cfandt(a)servtech.com Member of Antique Wireless Association URL: http://www.ggw.org/freenet/a/awa/