quit your bitchin and del it like everyone else does.. it would be a full time job to report spammers, and odds are you arent doing a fuckin thing.. most spammers have worked out deals to be allowed to spam and you reporting them only shows the companys they are spammin that they are doing a good job
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stop fuckin whining about spam....until they start sending people to jail for it...live with or bank off it....hahaha
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Contrary to what you see here reporting it will do some good. Unfortunately the best way to shut a spammer down is to follow the money.
1. Find the uplink provider and host for the site they are trying to get you to visit.
This is done by pinging the domain name for the IP and running the IP thru www.arin.net to determine who owns it and their abuse address. If the IP is owned by another registry ARIN will refer you to the appropiate registry. Next do a whois on the domain and find out who their host/nameservers are. If necessary ping the nameservers to determine their IP and owner too.
2. Then FORWARD the spam to the abuse addresses of all parties concerned and to all know SPAM databases. There is a list at spamcop and spamhaus.org if I'm not mistaken. If not google it as I can't remember it at the moment.
3. Send the email to your state's attroney office on SPAM every state has one. If you are lucky to be in California you will be able to sue all parties concerned begining Jan 1, 2004.
4. I would also FORWARD a copy to the owner of the IP's denoted in the header.
Don't be fooled SPAM can be stopped we simply have to fight the muthafuckers and take back our inboxes!
Originally posted by PbG Contrary to what you see here reporting it will do some good. Unfortunately the best way to shut a spammer down is to follow the money.
1. Find the uplink provider and host for the site they are trying to get you to visit.
This is done by pinging the domain name for the IP and running the IP thru www.arin.net to determine who owns it and their abuse address. If the IP is owned by another registry ARIN will refer you to the appropiate registry. Next do a whois on the domain and find out who their host/nameservers are. If necessary ping the nameservers to determine their IP and owner too.
2. Then FORWARD the spam to the abuse addresses of all parties concerned and to all know SPAM databases. There is a list at spamcop and spamhaus.org if I'm not mistaken. If not google it as I can't remember it at the moment.
3. Send the email to your state's attroney office on SPAM every state has one. If you are lucky to be in California you will be able to sue all parties concerned begining Jan 1, 2004.
4. I would also FORWARD a copy to the owner of the IP's denoted in the header.
Don't be fooled SPAM can be stopped we simply have to fight the muthafuckers and take back our inboxes!
And if your inbox is that big a part of your life and you're willing to spend hours chasing down a paper trail to someone who probably posts on this board, you should really go here:
Originally posted by PbG Contrary to what you see here reporting it will do some good. Unfortunately the best way to shut a spammer down is to follow the money.
1. Find the uplink provider and host for the site they are trying to get you to visit.
This is done by pinging the domain name for the IP and running the IP thru www.arin.net to determine who owns it and their abuse address. If the IP is owned by another registry ARIN will refer you to the appropiate registry. Next do a whois on the domain and find out who their host/nameservers are. If necessary ping the nameservers to determine their IP and owner too.
2. Then FORWARD the spam to the abuse addresses of all parties concerned and to all know SPAM databases. There is a list at spamcop and spamhaus.org if I'm not mistaken. If not google it as I can't remember it at the moment.
3. Send the email to your state's attroney office on SPAM every state has one. If you are lucky to be in California you will be able to sue all parties concerned begining Jan 1, 2004.
4. I would also FORWARD a copy to the owner of the IP's denoted in the header.
Don't be fooled SPAM can be stopped we simply have to fight the muthafuckers and take back our inboxes!
Originally posted by PbG Contrary to what you see here reporting it will do some good. Unfortunately the best way to shut a spammer down is to follow the money.
1. Find the uplink provider and host for the site they are trying to get you to visit.
This is done by pinging the domain name for the IP and running the IP thru www.arin.net to determine who owns it and their abuse address. If the IP is owned by another registry ARIN will refer you to the appropiate registry. Next do a whois on the domain and find out who their host/nameservers are. If necessary ping the nameservers to determine their IP and owner too.
2. Then FORWARD the spam to the abuse addresses of all parties concerned and to all know SPAM databases. There is a list at spamcop and spamhaus.org if I'm not mistaken. If not google it as I can't remember it at the moment.
3. Send the email to your state's attroney office on SPAM every state has one. If you are lucky to be in California you will be able to sue all parties concerned begining Jan 1, 2004.
4. I would also FORWARD a copy to the owner of the IP's denoted in the header.
Don't be fooled SPAM can be stopped we simply have to fight the muthafuckers and take back our inboxes!
Blah blah blah... Your inbox does belong to me.
What is wrong with spam? The fucking US post office spams me every fucking day. Instead of just pushing the del button, I have to physically get up, get the mail, sort through it, and then carry it to the garbage.
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