Mike Holloway wrote:
> That's just a lazy sys admin covering his butt. Complaints to the
> administrators of the spammer's system, or the upstream connection, not to
> the spammer's themselves, do make a difference, even if the admins are in
> the business of harboring spammers. Hopefully there're in business for the
> long haul, recognize that spamming is harmful to their business, and
> terminate the spammer quickly. Spamcop is an excellent way of doing that
> anonymously. I firmly believe that if everyone woke up tommorrow, said
> "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it any more!", and complained,
> there'd be alot less spam.
I completely agree with you. But until that wonderful day, I set up one
of these <http://www.semicybernetic.f2s.com/spamthis.shtml> and include
the URL in all my posting to Usenet. ;)
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