One victim, Kevin McCrary, a 56-year-old Manhattan business consultant, would not dispute that. After falling prey to a fake postal money order scheme, he said, "I couldn't reach around far enough to kick myself." Single and lonely, Mr. McCrary joined an international online dating site, Elitemate.com. In late January, he was contacted by someone [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Wonderful Spam, Beautiful Spam'
Stupid Greedy People
April 26th, 2005 · Comments Off · Wonderful Spam, Beautiful Spam
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Spam 95% Of All Email By Summer 2006?
April 21st, 2005 · Comments Off · Hot Off The Presses, Wonderful Spam, Beautiful Spam
Spamhaus estimates that by the summer of 2006 spam will account for 95% of all e-mails sent and the problem will not be alleviated until the US acts to toughen its laws.
British anti-spam laws are even more toothlessly useless than the US ones, apparently. 95%? Also according to Spamhaus, Australia has a [...]
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Plug-in Linky Goodness
April 20th, 2005 · No Comments · The Never-Ending Bloga, Wonderful Spam, Beautiful Spam
Jay Allen, of MT-Blacklist/Comment Spam Clearinghouse fame, generously recommends Brad Choate's Spam Lookup as a more comprehensive solution to webspam/commentspam/trackspam. The nightly build (which fixes a bug in beta 2) is here. So, in short, for spamkilling purposes on the new and improved MT3.16 version of the blog, I think I'd like to give [...]
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Getting Closer To Done
April 19th, 2005 · 6 Comments · The Never-Ending Bloga, Wonderful Spam, Beautiful Spam
David, the sneaky sneakster, upgraded the beta blog to MT3.16, and I'm at the "tweaking templates to look right with the new stylesheet" stage. Still some archive templates to be fixed so they display the new banner image and colors. I will be going through all the templates looking for inconsistencies that [...]
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Now If Only They’d Outlaw Spam
April 4th, 2005 · Comments Off · Only in Utah..., Wonderful Spam, Beautiful Spam
Within the legal limits: At least one legislator promises to vote against any bills targeting poker houses. "What I know about those clubs is that you are not gambling," said Rep. Greg Hughes, R-Draper, who has played at Big SLC on three occasions, but is obviously uncomfortable talking about it. [...]
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