Re: new spam functionality added

[Frank Schmitt <usereplyto@Frank-Schmitt.net>]

Josh Huber <huber+dated+1028581649.ce9fdf@alum.wpi.edu> writes:

> I suspect it's something which will never go away.  Even if the burden
> of transmission shifted from the receiver to the sender, it will only
> get worse.  Look at at your US mail for an example of that!

I'm glad I live in Germany, here you can place a sign on your post box
saying "No advertisements please" and you are rid of it. Hell, I wished it
was the same for my E-Mail.

But what really enrages me isn't so much the fact that I get
Advertisements via E-Mail but the fact, that's so senseless. I have the
opinion that if you want money you've got to work for it, so the "Make
money fast" stuff doesn't interest me. I'm satisfied with both my sex
life in general and the length of my most precious part in special, so I
also have no interest in "We've done it! We cracked a real porn
dialer..." or "Meet young horny women" or "Three inches in only four
weeks". And *_I DON'T SPEAK KOREAN!!!_*. This really enrages me. Some
stupid dumpasses, send thousands of E-Mails to people who can't even
read them. It costs me money, it costs my provider money, it slows down
the net and what for? They'll probably have a hit ratio of about
1:100,000. And big parts of the European and US spam enters the net in
Korea, too since there seems to be hundreds of with broken servers which
act as open gateways, with abuse departments who answer "English speak
not, understanding not". And a big part of this machines stand in
schools. Isn't that braindead? I think I've got to stop before I become
really angry, but one thing I promise to all spammers out there:
If I ever get hold of one you bloody bastards, you'll find out what
Pfählen is.

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One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
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