Son Goku
04-24-03, 09:57 PM
Come home today...and along with the rest of the day's assortment of unsolicited fodder (such as adds for penis enlargement drugs, viagra, online pharmacies, digital cable descramblers, credit card offers and also "send us money to get out of debt" or some other BS, and what not) someone sends me a piece of spam of their own younger sister naked (or at least that is what the subject line says).
Why in God's name would I have any interest in receiving this crap, and why would anyone want to go around sending pictures of their younger sister in her birthday suite? If I were his sister and he went doing something like that...it would probably be time to introduce him to a little number called the biatch slap. LOL What's going to be next, free pr0n of one's own mother? And of course this stuff is unsolicited...and despite that fact a bunch of spammers turned around and filed a lawsuite against anti-spam organizations for offering services which could block this crap.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/30368.html
A group of Florida-based porn peddlers, penis enlargement and Viagra spammers has united to file suit against anti-spam organisations.
Under the newly-registered name EmarketersAmerica.org, a front set up by notorious spammer Eddy Marin's lawyer Mark E. Felstein, the suit seeks to force prominent anti-spam organisations to stop blocking their spam.
A long list of individuals and anti-spam organisations preventing bulk mailers from getting their spam out, including the UK-based Spamhaus Project and Spews.org, are listed in the suit.
The civil action law-suit, filed on April 14, seeks an injunction against anti-spam organisation on behalf of the plaintiffs. It also seek damages of $75,000 (plus interest and costs) against the defendants on five separate counts: blacklisting IP addresses of the plaintiffs, libel, invasion of privacy, the publication of allegedly false information and "intentional interference with a contract".
Steve Linford, of The Spamhaus Project, told us the law suit was without merit and purely motivated by an attempt to waste the time and energy of those fighting against the spam menace.
"Spammers will try anything. These lawsuits are intended to tie you up in defending it, wasting time and money," said Linford....
Interference with a business contract! With whom? I never signed a contract to have my inbox invaded like this... LOL :spank:
Why in God's name would I have any interest in receiving this crap, and why would anyone want to go around sending pictures of their younger sister in her birthday suite? If I were his sister and he went doing something like that...it would probably be time to introduce him to a little number called the biatch slap. LOL What's going to be next, free pr0n of one's own mother? And of course this stuff is unsolicited...and despite that fact a bunch of spammers turned around and filed a lawsuite against anti-spam organizations for offering services which could block this crap.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/30368.html
A group of Florida-based porn peddlers, penis enlargement and Viagra spammers has united to file suit against anti-spam organisations.
Under the newly-registered name EmarketersAmerica.org, a front set up by notorious spammer Eddy Marin's lawyer Mark E. Felstein, the suit seeks to force prominent anti-spam organisations to stop blocking their spam.
A long list of individuals and anti-spam organisations preventing bulk mailers from getting their spam out, including the UK-based Spamhaus Project and Spews.org, are listed in the suit.
The civil action law-suit, filed on April 14, seeks an injunction against anti-spam organisation on behalf of the plaintiffs. It also seek damages of $75,000 (plus interest and costs) against the defendants on five separate counts: blacklisting IP addresses of the plaintiffs, libel, invasion of privacy, the publication of allegedly false information and "intentional interference with a contract".
Steve Linford, of The Spamhaus Project, told us the law suit was without merit and purely motivated by an attempt to waste the time and energy of those fighting against the spam menace.
"Spammers will try anything. These lawsuits are intended to tie you up in defending it, wasting time and money," said Linford....
Interference with a business contract! With whom? I never signed a contract to have my inbox invaded like this... LOL :spank: