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Living Room / Re: SpammerScammer
« on: September 26, 2012, 10:39 AM »
If you have free long distance call [REDACTED] and fill up the mailbox. It is a scammer phone number. Don't forget to block your caller id. The goal is to fill up the mail box so no real victims get through

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Living Room / Re: SpammerScammer
« on: September 23, 2012, 06:53 PM »
Tinman you are exactly right....that's the goal of my site...

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Living Room / Re: SpammerScammer
« on: September 23, 2012, 01:37 PM »
The idea is that even with most of the emails from my service  ending up in the spam box can a scammer really afford to delete all of them without checking them? Is there a chance that one of the ones in the spam box is real? And I do believe that the scammers would probably tell the spam filter to allow those emails with that subject line and/or part of it into the inbox... Example: if subject line is LIKE (scam subject) then allow it into the inbox.

The problem with baiting is that is assumes that everyone is hip to the scammers. Some people are plain old dumb to email scams and fall for them..ask my aunt she ALMOST fell for one...which is why I believe it is better for the scammer to abandon the email address and have to start from scratch, this way if there is a potential victim's email in the mailbox it will most likely get lost in tr shuffle.

But here is a better idea: we can do both...those who have time to sit around baiting the scammers can do that and this who just want to annoy the scammers can use my service...after all its free....I pay for everything myself...

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Living Room / Re: SpammerScammer
« on: September 23, 2012, 10:00 AM »
Due to spyware and virii ip addresses are blacklisted on a day by day basis..meaning that if an ip if found to be sending lots if spam the ip will be blacklisted, but once with "infection" or spam is stopped the IP address will be automatically removed from the blacklist after a few days of non spamming..

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Living Room / Re: SpammerScammer
« on: September 23, 2012, 12:42 AM »
Try is now with subject test123 and I will approve it

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Living Room / Re: SpammerScammer
« on: September 22, 2012, 11:29 PM »
The service is not really setup for spammers. As the name says its a scammer spammer setup for the Nigerian scammers with scams like send your drivers license  and $235 to [email protected] to have your $25 million dollars sent by ATM card. While some of the scammerspammer emails end up in the trash can a scammer afford to not check everyone, even the ones in the spam box? That's 3000 - 5000 emails to sort through in the hopes that one person sent his personal information. As I said before its not ment for emails like "check out our new Viagra" or "Canadian pharmacy"....

Also: I have to verify and approve every email address submitted because people were abusing the system, but I also increased the number of emails sent and change ipaddresses every 3 days

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