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Hi,
anyone have Gmail invites to give away. Please send me one at
(e-mail address removed)
Thanks a zillion.
anyone have Gmail invites to give away. Please send me one at
(e-mail address removed)
Thanks a zillion.
Hi,
anyone have Gmail invites to give away. Please send me one at
(e-mail address removed)
Thanks a zillion.
Go over here and continue to check freequently First come first serve
http://isnoop.net/gmailomatic.php
Hi,
anyone have Gmail invites to give away. Please send me one at
(e-mail address removed)
Thanks a zillion.
That site is hosted by a spammer haven (go daddy)
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=isnoop.net&server=whois.godaddy.com&cache=off
I would suggest that they are harvesting email address that users provide via
that page.
I would NOT recommend using them )
That site is hosted by a spammer haven (go daddy)
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=isnoop.net&server=whois.godaddy.c om&cache=off
I would suggest that they are harvesting email address that users provide via
that page.
I would NOT recommend using them )
ozzy said:That site is hosted by a spammer haven (go daddy)
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=isnoop.net&server=whois.godaddy.com&cache=off
I would suggest that they are harvesting email address that users provide via
that page.
I would NOT recommend using them )
ozzy
I'm a spammer? That's news to me.
Not sure what good linking to a whois on the domain and a newsgroups
search of godaddy has to do with anything. Do you realize godaddy is a
registrar just like DirectNic, NetworkSolutions, or register.com? They
have about as much control over whether the persons registering domains
through them spam or not as your electric company does over how gaudy
your Christmas lights are.
Anyway, it's a good service. Roughly 125,000 peole can attest to that.
Cheers!
I'm a spammer? That's news to me.
Not sure what good linking to a whois on the domain and a newsgroups
search of godaddy has to do with anything. Do you realize godaddy is a
registrar just like DirectNic, NetworkSolutions, or register.com? They
have about as much control over whether the persons registering domains
through them spam or not as your electric company does over how gaudy
your Christmas lights are.
Anyway, it's a good service. Roughly 125,000 peole can attest to that.
Cheers!
Ian,
I never called YOU a spammer, I just question the motives of the hosting
company who are known spam havens. THEY are the ones to worry about.
As an admin, I know it's very easy to harvest the email addys provided by
unsuspecting users. As an ISP... it's even easier )
As I stated.... godaddy & several others you mentioned are spammer havens!
There is overwhelming evidence on google groups, SBL & NANAE about those isp's.
Spammers/harvesters tend to stick with isp's that turn a blind eye to their
activities. I am just advising others to be careful.
ozzy
I never called YOU a spammer, SNIP
I am just advising others to be careful.
I never called YOU a spammer, I just question the motives of the hosting
company who are known spam havens. THEY are the ones to worry about.
As an admin, I know it's very easy to harvest the email addys provided by
unsuspecting users. As an ISP... it's even easier )
As I stated.... godaddy & several others you mentioned are spammer havens!
There is overwhelming evidence on google groups, SBL & NANAE about those isp's.
Spammers/harvesters tend to stick with isp's that turn a blind eye to their
activities. I am just advising others to be careful.
If you want gmail invites, go here:e-gold said:Hi,
anyone have Gmail invites to give away. Please send me one at
(e-mail address removed)
Thanks a zillion.
You bring up good points John but most spammers don't advertise their realSure. An ISP however wouldn't need to setup a Gmail page to do that.
Just harvest all email address' that go through them.
If you are so worried about address harvesting then what about ;
(A) Spammer gets Gmail account.
(B) Advertises "invites" here.
(C) Harvests the address' of everyone who asks for one.
You don't seem to be warning people about that. Why not ?
Or is it just easier to call 125,000 people "spammers" ?
Also I was not directing any comments at Ian or those ~125,000 people that sent
in their invites to that site. I was referring to the ISP.
If the service was
so valuable & much needed.... you would think that Google would have some role
in this.
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