Re: Y2K SOLUTION STOCK!

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert]

This is due to the Spam Bouncer.  I'll ask Catherine to fix the problem.

Please don't submit my e-mail to RBL.  I use rblcheck and it would be
annoying to have messages from myself bounce :-).

In the mean time, I'll make a Perl script which filters out
"http://www.vphos.net/~postmaster".

 > From: Kelly Carmichael <http://www.vphos.net/~kcarmich>
 > Date: Sat  Mar 20, 10:12am
 >
 > Content-type: text/html ; charset = us-ascii
 > 
 > ---Executing: html-to-ascii
 > FIX your FUCKING AUTOSPAM MESSAGES as this has nothing to do with me
 > 
 > if I get another copy of this crap I will have to submit your site to
 > the RBL
 > 
 > and I will block all mail from your domain.
 > 
 > http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert wrote:
 >      
 >                        ===== SPAM COMPLAINT =====
 >      
 >      The attached email appears to have:
 >      
 >       * come from a site on this mail filter's list of spam sites,
 >         that is, sites which exists only to spam and have no
 >         legitimate users.
 >      
 >       * came from an email address listed by the filter as
 >      belonging
 >         to a spammer.
 >      
 >      The filter is programmed to send a complaint to the
 >      appropriate 'Net
 >      abuse addresses for this site or user.  It does not send a
 >      reply
 >      to the user because most repeat spammers forge their From:
 >      addresses
 >      or use throwaway accounts. Please take appropriate action to
 >      stop
 >      this site or user from spamming further.
 >      
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 >      please
 >      let the author know at http://www.ariel.vip.best.com/~sb.
 >      
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 >      send email
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 >      enable the author to fix the filter.
 >      
 >      =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
 >       
 >      
 >      SEC & FTC -- here's some more Stocknews spam for your records.
 >      echo Happy hunting!
 >      
 >      =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
 >      
 >      >From http://www.pop.ihug.co.nz/~proven5trckrcrd  Sat Mar 20 07:49:58 1999
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 >      Message-ID: <197654587854.http://www.pop.ihug.co.nz/~DAA67845>
 >      Date: Fri, 19 Mar 99 12:28:23 EST
 >      Subject: RE:  Y2K SOLUTION STOCK!
 >      X-to: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert
 >      X-SpamBouncer: 1.00h (3/12/99)
 >      X-SBRule: Stocknews
 >      
 >      Company: I  D  Four  Ltd.
 >      Symbol:  I D F R
 >      Price:   3/4   ($.75/share)
 >      
 >      The powerful and user friendly Discover Y2K program
 >      is available as a free demo and purchase on-line.
 >      Additional significant sales are anticipated thru major
 >      retailers K-Mart, Wal-Mart, Costco.  IDFR is also
 >      launching two other powerful programs, eContact and
 >      Netwave.
 >      
 >      IDFR is recommended as an immediate and  "STRONG BUY",
 >      with an initial target price of $3.25/share.
 >      
 >      Go to :
 >      (cut and paste the following link into your
 >      website browser or click on it)
 >      
 >      http://quicken.excite.com/investments/quotes/?symbol=idfr&B1=Go
 >      ,http://quicken.excite.com/investments/quotes/?symbol=idfr&B1=Go,
 >      
 >      tecch10.