"Paul Coleman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > spamcop has a way of marking domains innocent, but you'd need to send in
a
> > report on the domain to be able to use it...
>
> I would like to here more about this. I haven't seen anything about this
> anywhere. I also wouldn't know what it was about until now, so perhaps I
> sew it and it when right by.
>
ok, I think here we got someone who got hurt and is trying to get cleaned.
check the above "sentens" and tell me if my instinct is "rite"
> > email addresses can be harder to guess (and they're less likely to be
real,
> > which is why they start off unchecked), but in general you can "follow
the
> > money"... if a spammer provides an email address as the only means of
> > contacting them for more info or to purchase, then it's likely to be a
real
> > address... if the address isn't essential to the purpose of the spam,
then
> > you'd probably want to ignore it...
>
> This is very tough for me. I look at this stuff and don't have a clue
most
> of the time. I could never make all of the assumption you made here and
be
> sure I did the right thing.
>
> Paul Coleman
and for not having a clue, somebody seems to be in the right biznis
whois -h whois.networksolutions.com "coseco.com"
Domain Name: COSECO.COM
Administrative Contact, Billing Contact:
Coleman, Paul (PC344) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Computer Services Contracting
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
whois -h whois.networksolutions.com "!PC344"
whois -h whois.networksolutions.com "!PC10371"
Robi
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