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Vitasoy · 08-19-2004, 06:13 PM

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Originally posted by Headless
Some people really need to learn how to hit the delete key.

I have fast reaction trigger fingers thanks to video games :p

MikeVega · 08-19-2004, 06:24 PM

MikeVega · 08-19-2004, 06:29 PM

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Originally posted by Mr Dickovitch
Spammer scum.

No Spam just scum....

tonitek7 · 08-19-2004, 08:29 PM

mal · 08-19-2004, 10:01 PM

Bigjohn · 08-19-2004, 10:22 PM

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Originally posted by RayVega
That is one of my favorites. best part is...I have no idea what the fuck she is talking about. It's an email...what pop-up?

MBA in what? It's scary.

-RVega

Actually, if you listen to what she said.... it's the messenger service popup exploit that she's complaining about, not an email.

Bigjohn · 08-19-2004, 10:25 PM

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Originally posted by RayVega
Believe it or not...only a few actually left their info.
Dumbasses!

-RVega

Then how can you make this statement...

"Note: I hate spam myself. These people all signed up and were verified (or their spouses, co-workers etc. did). "

If they did not leave their info? How did you verify this?

RayVega · 08-20-2004, 06:52 AM

Adulter · 08-20-2004, 08:00 AM

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Originally posted by Preacher
LOL...what a bunch of crazy idiots...

"get me off your fucking list" without saying their email?

LOL

Doctor Dre · 08-20-2004, 08:47 AM

I wouldn't like to deal with thoses complaints daily ... lol

Cassie · 08-20-2004, 08:56 AM

you know what it is more then anything, it's people with mundane jobs and even more mundane lives who think they now have a small piece of power (can spam law).

so even one piece of mail to them is spam and they feel they can now get tough. funny thing is most of these people would not dare act this way in person towards the people they are saying fuck off to.

most of these people wish they had the intelligence to understand, hey let me configure my spam settings or even better, let me purchase 40.00 for a spam program rather then putting myself in debt by purchasing material to rub one off to.

and for those who have outlook 03, setting up the junk mail filter is so tough, they would rather waste the money on a ld phone call rather then taking 5 mins to configure this little piece of software.

people will do anything, and i mean anything, to complain and grab that one second of power (or at least they think they are grabbing it).

idiots.

on another note, those were funny

mardigras · 08-20-2004, 10:05 AM

What site was the "opt-in" to? I didn't seen any signup at gangbangfest.com where these files are hosted. They could have quite easily been complaining about the company that was sending me a minimum of a dozen a day, 41 in one day at the peak (all with different from addresses and subject lines designed to bust filters). I was polite in my e-mails to the contact and it took a couple of promises and nearly a month to be removed. The contact also said theirs was an opt-in list, which was bull because it was an address I used only for a couple of usenet groups.

I also have an increase of porn spam to a couple of my webmaster addresses. I know I am not signing up for porn with them. I guess they figure if they spam me enough I will look at their programs and decide to sign up under them. I have signed up to programs that are spammed to me by affiliates and I remove the ref code when I do.

RayVega · 08-20-2004, 10:12 AM

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Originally posted by mardigras
What site was the "opt-in" to? I didn't seen any signup at gangbangfest.com where these files are hosted. They could have quite easily been complaining about the company that was sending me a minimum of a dozen a day, 41 in one day at the peak (all with different from addresses and subject lines designed to bust filters). I was polite in my e-mails to the contact and it took a couple of promises and nearly a month to be removed. The contact also said theirs was an opt-in list, which was bull because it was an address I used only for a couple of usenet groups.

I also have an increase of porn spam to a couple of my webmaster addresses. I know I am not signing up for porn with them. I guess they figure if they spam me enough I will look at their programs and decide to sign up under them. I have signed up to programs that are spammed to me by affiliates and I remove the ref code when I do.

Mostly not from our adult businesses at all. These people (for the most part) signed up for CDMSports or one of the Gattica inc sites which we were faciliating (brokering) leads for and sending a weekly newsletter/ad mail.

mardigras · 08-20-2004, 10:15 AM

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Originally posted by RayVega
Mostly not from our adult businesses at all. These people (for the most part) signed up for CDMSports or one of the Gattica inc sites which we were faciliating (brokering) leads for and sending a weekly newsletter/ad mail.

Ah, OK. I was never getting a newsletter, this was strictly an affiliate spamming the same site over and over up to dozens of times a day.

RayVega · 08-20-2004, 10:22 AM

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Originally posted by mardigras
Ah, OK. I was never getting a newsletter, this was strictly an affiliate spamming the same site over and over up to dozens of times a day.

That sucks. I never did business like that, since it makes no sense. If some of these knuckleheads would just be smart about it and not hammer people, email marketing would not have been ruined for the rest of us. It's like the popup traps that produce worthless empty traffic and just pisses people off.

-RVega

mardigras · 08-20-2004, 10:37 AM

Yeah, I don't get it either. I've never done e-mail marketing, but if I did I can't see sending more than a couple messages to any address advertising the same thing and certainly not on the same day.

As far as the refcode thing, if a webmaster has sent me a polite letter telling me about an affiliate program that's a different thing... I only remove the refcode in the case of someone spamming me with porn sites, just wanted to clarify that so no one thinks I'm being a dick about it

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Cassie Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NJ Posts: 3,139	you know what it is more then anything, it's people with mundane jobs and even more mundane lives who think they now have a small piece of power (can spam law). so even one piece of mail to them is spam and they feel they can now get tough. funny thing is most of these people would not dare act this way in person towards the people they are saying fuck off to. most of these people wish they had the intelligence to understand, hey let me configure my spam settings or even better, let me purchase 40.00 for a spam program rather then putting myself in debt by purchasing material to rub one off to. and for those who have outlook 03, setting up the junk mail filter is so tough, they would rather waste the money on a ld phone call rather then taking 5 mins to configure this little piece of software. people will do anything, and i mean anything, to complain and grab that one second of power (or at least they think they are grabbing it). idiots. on another note, those were funny __________________ ICQ: 309756847 ]

08-20-2004, 10:05 AM	#62
mardigras Bon temps! Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: down yonder Posts: 14,194	What site was the "opt-in" to? I didn't seen any signup at gangbangfest.com where these files are hosted. They could have quite easily been complaining about the company that was sending me a minimum of a dozen a day, 41 in one day at the peak (all with different from addresses and subject lines designed to bust filters). I was polite in my e-mails to the contact and it took a couple of promises and nearly a month to be removed. The contact also said theirs was an opt-in list, which was bull because it was an address I used only for a couple of usenet groups. I also have an increase of porn spam to a couple of my webmaster addresses. I know I am not signing up for porn with them. I guess they figure if they spam me enough I will look at their programs and decide to sign up under them. I have signed up to programs that are spammed to me by affiliates and I remove the ref code when I do. __________________ .

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08-20-2004, 10:37 AM	#66
mardigras Bon temps! Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: down yonder Posts: 14,194	Yeah, I don't get it either. I've never done e-mail marketing, but if I did I can't see sending more than a couple messages to any address advertising the same thing and certainly not on the same day. As far as the refcode thing, if a webmaster has sent me a polite letter telling me about an affiliate program that's a different thing... I only remove the refcode in the case of someone spamming me with porn sites, just wanted to clarify that so no one thinks I'm being a dick about it __________________ .