Or any newsgroup. Out of curiosity, I just read a posting to join a weather
discussion group. What can you say? Anyhow, at the very end of the post was:

Posted by News Bulk Poster
Unregistered version

Great, cross-posting is now automated.

TOM KAN PA wrote:
Or any newsgroup. Out of curiosity, I just read a posting to join a
weather
discussion group. What can you say? Anyhow, at the very end of the
post was:

Posted by News Bulk Poster
Unregistered version


I see quite a few spams offering software to help spammers. That can't
be very profitable. Spammers are unethical enough to engage in spamming.
Why would anyone think they'd be ethical enough to register the software
they use!

"Make money now! Post signs no one wants to read *everywhere*! Give our
sign making software a try. If you like it, just pay us as promptly as
you're paying rent on the places you're posting your signs."

It's almost comical to watch.

--
Warren H.

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to go outside now.

On Sun, 16 Mar 2003 18:56:16 GMT, "Warren"
wrote:

TOM KAN PA wrote:
Or any newsgroup. Out of curiosity, I just read a posting to join a
weather
discussion group. What can you say? Anyhow, at the very end of the
post was:

Posted by News Bulk Poster
Unregistered version


I see quite a few spams offering software to help spammers. That can't
be very profitable. Spammers are unethical enough to engage in spamming.
Why would anyone think they'd be ethical enough to register the software
they use!

"Make money now! Post signs no one wants to read *everywhere*! Give our
sign making software a try. If you like it, just pay us as promptly as
you're paying rent on the places you're posting your signs."

It's almost comical to watch.

--
Warren H.
In a similar vein, who falls for those SPAM messages about how to cut
back on SPAM? If it has the word SPAM in the header, it's auto-delete
time (sorry, Hormel).

obgardening: it's generally discouraged to put meat products like Spam
in the compost.

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