Damn Spammers

[David Harrison]

Am I the only person who's disgusted by this???

http://www.scriptlance.com/projects/1107288522.shtml

Basically someone's posted a project saying, "I'll pay you if you write a script for me to spam multiple forums at once."

If I met that guy I think I would actually shoot him.

[rhsunderground]

i'll pretend that i didn't hear that and that the bullets just fell out of my pocket and into your hands...

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[Jupac]

Yea I gave Dave, a graat idea about this on MSn ;)
baslicly make him pick his bid then give em a trojian then hijaxk his cC # :D

[Mr Initial Man]

*comes up with platter.* Spam sandwiches, anyone?

[smercer]

Originally posted by lavalamp
If I met that guy I think I would actually shoot him.
Personaly, I think he needs a punch on the nose just to let him know about peoples feelings towards spam.

[rhsunderground]

Originally posted by smercer
Personaly, I think he needs a punch on the nose just to let him know about peoples feelings towards spam. i find that a good kick in the throat gets that message across well. as does a kick in the scrote, but that's a bit too far.

[wamboid]

I don't think you can go too far when it comes to spammers.

[Ben Rogers]

Paying people to help him make money? Aside from the moral, omfg-what-a-moron, and hey-buddy-where-d'ya-live-I-sure-don't-have-a-screwdriver-with-your-name-on-it yuk yuk comments, how does that make any business sense?

[Mr Initial Man]

"You gotta spend money to make money" is the way the saying goes.

[the tree]

What's scary is that he seems to be getting responses.

[David Harrison]

Originally posted by the tree
What's scary is that he seems to be getting responses. From the looks of it, none of the big noises have paid any attention to it, so far it's just people with a few reviews.

[WannabeDesigner]

*shudder*

I think I would have to kick that person if I ever met him. Spammers need to be dealt with by abuse.

:D

[Ben Rogers]

And fire. You get set on fire for 5 seconds for every spam you unleash, you're gonna be finding a new job mighty quick-like. :p

[smercer]

Originally posted by Ben R.
And fire. You get set on fire for 5 seconds for every spam you unleash, you're gonna be finding a new job mighty quick-like. :p
You make it sound like he's going to hell without dieing

[Ben Rogers]

Well, as long as you keep the rule of <insert number here>'s in place, have plenty of salt and vinegar ready, and stretch out the burnings over a good long period of time...

[smercer]

Originally posted by Ben R.
Well, as long as you keep the rule of <insert number here>'s in place, have plenty of salt and vinegar ready, and stretch out the burnings over a good long period of time...
pickled human? :eek:

[Ben Rogers]

Wow... I'm not even going to say what I was thinking... *shudder*

[WannabeDesigner]

I have to agree with Ben. That sounds like a good idea for scammers too. Maybe I should try that with some of the people I work with..

[Ben Rogers]

Ah, some good ol' violence in the workplace. It's funny when stupid people get hurt! ^_^

[jeff_archer7]

Perhaps we could find out where he is
go to his house
cut off one of his arms with a chainsaw
pick the arm up, and beat him to death with the soggy end
chop the rest of him up with the chainsaw into smaller peices
put the , now small, pieces through a blender
flush him down the toilet

we could repeat this proccess over and over depending on how many people unfortunate enough to live with him...... oh yeah and his little dog too.......

Ahhhhh I'm hungry, anyone for taco's??? :cool:

[Ben Rogers]

On that train of thought, have you ever seen Texas Chainsaw Massacre? I haven't, but I've heard some rather thorough descriptions of it. Actually, I'm sure finishing this post is breaking some part of the AUP, so I'ma just stop there... let's just say it involves spinal cords, meat hooks, chainsaws, legs, salt, and time...

[jeff_archer7]

I'm gonna cop it for this but here goes.....
I opened up an account to leave messeges for this prick.......

READ THIS (https://www.scriptlance.com/cgi-bin/freelancers/forum.cgi?viewsub=1107288522)

The login details are thus

Your username: ph4rk3r

Your password: RqsRBXWuf


LMAO..... get this prick, but do it publicly not privately so we can all have a good laugh........ I.E. Spam the Spammer

[Ben Rogers]

Jeff, you mind if I add that login to BugMeNot?

[jeff_archer7]

Originally posted by Ben R.
Jeff, you mind if I add that login to BugMeNot?

??? huh???........

I don't care what you do...... just tell me what it is

[Ben Rogers]

http://www.bugmenot.com/ - basically, it's a collection of logins, so you don't have to register. Say you want to read a NY times article online, you have the extension, you can just right-click and go right in.

[jeff_archer7]

Kool and the Gang

[Ben Rogers]

*Could be more confused, but not without the help of some clowns, blunt objects, and squeaky toys.*

[WannabeDesigner]

Originally posted by WannabeDesigner
I have to agree with Ben. That sounds like a good idea for scammers too. Maybe I should try that with some of the people I work with..

we usually laugh alot at the stupid people. it's must fun.

[smercer]

I think a computer virus designed specially for databases would be good to email it back via their "Unsubscribe" link or whatever they ask for a subject title to unsubscribe.

The virus should go for all records that contain email addresses and delete all records that contain such data.

another good feature is to give them a message "the person/s you have spamed does not want your spam crap anymore. Please shove your spam where the sun don't shine."

that will give them lots of work and a temper to think about.

[smercer]

The Australian government has now outlawed spammers with a $1.1 million dollar fine and a jail sentance. Now for spammers in Australia to spam someone else, they have to get permission from the address holder.
http://www.caube.org.au/australia.htm

the US has a anti spam law as well but has a major hole in it, since the spammers can send spam to a recipient without permission until they ask the spammer to stop spamming them, and that does not stop the spammer from selling the addresses to other spammers to continue the spam process.

[Ben Rogers]

$1.1 million? Why the addition .1? Anyways, that'd be great to have here. GMail's spam blocker, for now, makes up for it. :p Still makes me want to move to Australia...

[smercer]

Originally posted by Ben R.
$1.1 million? Why the addition .1? Anyways, that'd be great to have here. GMail's spam blocker, for now, makes up for it. :p Still makes me want to move to Australia...
It does not stop people in India or wherever they are to send spam to Australia because our laws only affect spammers in Australia and has no jurisdiction in other countries.

I hear that some other counties are jumping on the bandwagon against spammers.