Loren Wilton wrote:
At that point it's a matter of locking it down so that only specific
targets are allowed, etc., or else you end up setting up a script that
can be abused by spammers. Which brings us to where this thread started.
Ah, but at least they would have a log of the number of clicks to the
spammer site!
Perhaps they could then send the spammer a bill for services provided? ;-)
I like it! Even better, start redirecting them to someplace like
http://www.spamdontbuyit.org/
Redirector honeypots. That might actually be worth trying...
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Kelson Vibber
SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
