Message Forum: Re: Sinister Trickery, or: Who Pays For This, Anyhow?

Re: Sinister Trickery, or: Who Pays For This, Anyhow?

Posted By: Joona I Palaste, on host 195.197.251.180
Date: Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 00:45:33
In Reply To: Re: Sinister Trickery, or: Who Pays For This, Anyhow? posted by Matthew on Monday, October 20, 2003, at 17:20:18:

> It's the same principle that spammers use. They use barely comprehensible gibberish in subject lines and body text in order to fool the filters, but then forget that they were actually trying to get people to trust them with their money. \/\/0uld y-o-u -|-rrruSt sum1 try(5)ing 2 sρl u mι1 c at1on l!ke t|-|is?
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I read an interesting article about just that. The spam companies try to get away in court by claiming that the only send messages to customers who have voluntarily requested them. If so, then why do they have to type "F.r33 V|agr.a pr35cr!p+!on5 h3r3!!! znvbkhklzxnbkljlk" in order to get the customer to see the message that he/she is so eagerly awaiting to fall into his/her hands?

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Message:	> > It's the same principle that spammers use. They use barely comprehensible gibberish in subject lines and body text in order to fool the filters, but then forget that they were actually trying to get people to trust them with their money. \/\/0uld y-o-u -\|-rrruSt sum1 try(5)ing 2 sρl u mι1 c at1on l!ke t\|-\|is? > > > > (Click here to unsubscribe.) > > I read an interesting article about just that. The spam companies try to get away in court by claiming that the only send messages to customers who have voluntarily requested them. If so, then why do they have to type "F.r33 V\|agr.a pr35cr!p+!on5 h3r3!!! znvbkhklzxnbkljlk" in order to get the customer to see the message that he/she is so eagerly awaiting to fall into his/her hands?
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