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  1. NoSpam by Alsee · · Score: 2, Funny · on Where Do Dummy Email Addresses Go?

    The most miserable admin on the planet surely lives here.

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  2. Re:Make your feelings known.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Spamhaus Responds To Spammers' Lawsuit

    Spamming the following addresses:
    mark@EMarketersAmerica.org
    Felstein@bellsouth.net
    mefels@aol.com
    would be really naughty. Don't do it. Just in case, I'll spam-proof them:
    mark@EMarketersAmerica.NOSPAM.org
    Felstein@bellsouth.NOSPAM.net
    mefels@aol.NOSPAM.com
    Now people know you shouldn't spam them...

  3. Re:important matter by Jucius+Maximus · · Score: 5, Informative · on 419 Scam Costs Britons 8.4m GBP in 2002
    The best scamming of the nigeran scammers that I have yet seen is here: http://www.haxial.com/fraud/mikeaba.html

    The person who was scamming the scammer got very elaborate, sending fake passports, documents, etc. with the name "James Kirk". It's quote funny.

    I tried the same thing some months back and I actually got the scammer to fax their documents to the FBI electronic fraud group. He e-mailed me back saying he phoned "my number" which actually was the FBI and the woman there said there was no James Kirk ... hehe

    But seriously, if you receive a physical letter and you're in the USA, fax it to the FBI at (202) 406-5031. The Internet Fraud Complaint Centre is worth a visit, and in canada you can forward all such e-mails to wafl@phonebusters com which is Phonebusters which is a fraud specialist group that's federally funded.