not that it would matter in this case, but does anyone know if the FTC
still takes emails at [EMAIL PROTECTED] to track spammers? i have been
forwarding all the email from a _long_ list of spammers with my address for
over a year now. i hope it is doing something.
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Going from DOS to Linux
El dom, 17-03-2002 a las 10:15, Robin Turner escribió:
> On Friday 15 March 2002 04:07, damian wrote:
>
> >
> > hmm... you could use the "if contains..." filter. if you can copy
> > the korean characters use them to filter enything containing
> > them...
>
> Hah - got it to work! It wouldn't wo
On Friday 15 March 2002 04:07, damian wrote:
>
> hmm... you could use the "if contains..." filter. if you can copy
> the korean characters use them to filter enything containing
> them...
Hah - got it to work! It wouldn't work on the first attempt, because
it was translating most of the weird
El jue, 14-03-2002 a las 20:53, Robin Turner escribió:
> Does anyone know a way I can bounce mail? I receive masses of spam from
> Korea, for reasons that totally baffle me, and I would like a way to send
> back anything written in Hangul, preferably with a message like
>
> This is the spamfix
On Thursday 14 March 2002 06:53 pm, Robin Turner wrote:
> Does anyone know a way I can bounce mail? I receive masses of spam from
> Korea, for reasons that totally baffle me, and I would like a way to
> send back anything written in Hangul, preferably with a message like
>
> This is the spamfix pr
